Valencia have emerged as the latest club to target Juventus goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio, with the Serie A side prepared to sanction a loan move that includes an obligation to buy for approximately €15 million.
The 29-year-old has fallen out of favour in Turin following a series of high-profile errors. Since joining from Monza in 2024 for €18.5 million, Di Gregorio had initially established himself as first choice between the posts. However, mistakes during the closing months of last season continued into pre-season fixtures, convincing manager Luciano Spalletti that a reliable alternative is required.
Previous interest from Premier League clubs and Olympique Marseille failed to advance beyond preliminary discussions, leaving the Italian international in an uncertain position as Juventus concluded their summer tour of Australia. Those English and French approaches reportedly stalled due to concerns over the goalkeeper’s recent form, opening the door for La Liga interest.
According to reports in Italy, Juventus would accept a departure structured as a loan with mandatory purchase clauses totalling €15 million. This formula would represent a financial loss on the €18.5 million fee paid to Monza twelve months ago, but would clear space in the wage bill for Spalletti’s preferred replacement.
The goalkeeper now features among several players Juventus hope to offload following their return from the Australian tour. With the transfer window remaining open and competitive fixtures approaching, the Bianconeri are eager to resolve Di Gregorio’s situation swiftly to finalise their squad composition.
Valencia’s interest offers the former Monza custodian an opportunity to rebuild his reputation in Spain, though the Liga club must decide whether to meet Juventus’ valuation and contractual demands in the coming days. Should the Spanish side proceed, Di Gregorio would secure regular first-team football ahead of the new campaign, while Juventus could reinvest the funds in defensive reinforcements.