Juventus move for free goalkeeper after Grabar's injury

Juventus are considering signing a free agent goalkeeper after Polish player Kamil Grabara suffered a tear in the anterior cruciate ligament of his right knee during training. The club officially confirmed his injury, stating that he is undergoing medical consultations to determine the course of treatment.

According to "Calcio Mercato", Juventus are looking into the available free goalkeepers to compensate for the absence of Grabarra, with several names being put forward, including Brazilian Neto, former goalkeeper of Barcelona and Arsenal.

Neto, 37 years old, has left Botafogo this summer after his contract ended, and he has not joined any club yet. He previously played for Juventus between 2015 and 2017.

Reports indicate that Spanish goalkeeper Sergio Rico is also among the options being considered by Juventus, alongside other names such as Jasper Cillessen, while the club has yet to make a final decision regarding signing a new goalkeeper.