Juventus is seriously considering signing Greek goalkeeper Christos Mandas, a Lazio player, as part of its plan to reorganize the goalkeeper position in the near future, especially with the possibility of changes occurring in this position within the ranks of the Old Lady.

On the other hand, reports indicate that Mattia Perin, the current Juventus goalkeeper, is strongly pushing to leave the club, with Genoa being the closest destination for him if a final agreement is reached between the parties during the upcoming transfer market.

According to sources, Lazio does not object to discussing Mandas's departure but has set its financial demands at more than 15 million euros plus bonuses, as the club aims to benefit financially from selling the 24-year-old goalkeeper.

For his part, Christos Mandas places Juventus at the top of his future ambitions, showing a clear desire to move to Turin and experience a new chapter with one of the giants of Italian football, which could facilitate negotiations if Juventus moves officially.