Luciano Spalletti has outlined a cautious view of two goalkeeper options linked with Juventus, making clear that Parma's Zion Suzuki would be very difficult to sign at the right price. The Juventus coach described Suzuki as prohibitively expensive, suggesting any move would depend heavily on the financial terms.
Spalletti also appeared less than fully convinced by Guglielmo Vicario. While the Tottenham goalkeeper is a recognizable name, the coach indicated Juventus would first need to understand the reasons he had been left out before making a firm evaluation.
The comments point to a careful approach from Juventus as they assess the market for a goalkeeper. Rather than rushing into a deal, Spalletti's stance suggests the club is weighing both cost and recent team context before moving forward on any target.
Suzuki's valuation and Vicario's situation at Tottenham now look like two separate obstacles in Juventus' decision-making. One is about affordability, while the other is about understanding a player's recent status, leaving the club with important questions to answer before any next step.
