Lorenzo Palmisani signs new Frosinone contract

Update (Calciomercato.com): Calciomercato.com reports that Juventus are interested in Frosinone goalkeeper Palmisani, whose market value has risen following his progress with Italy’s youth setup. Atalanta are also reported to be competing for the player.

Update (Calciomercato.com): Calciomercato.com reports that Juventus are planning a recruitment strategy focused on young Italian players to rebuild a stronger domestic core. The club are said to be considering targets in every area of the squad, with Lorenzo Palmisani identified as a potential January addition in goal after Sassuolo chief Giovanni Carnevali praised his future and nationality. Juventus have also shown interest in Giovanni Leoni, although Liverpool have reportedly rejected an approach for a loan, while Kayode is described as the preferred option on the flank. Other names under consideration include Reggiani, Marcandalli, Bernasconi, Cher Ndour, Alessandro Romano and Luca Lipani, alongside efforts to retain the Italian players already in the squad.

Update (Calciomercato.com): Calciomercato.com reports that Juventus are interested in Frosinone goalkeeper Lorenzo Palmisani after his strong season with both his club and Italy’s Under-21 side. The 2004-born goalkeeper is viewed as a potential future signing, with Juventus considering an agreement now that could leave him at Frosinone until June before making a decision on his long-term future. His agent, Federico Pastorello, confirmed that Juventus had previously made an approach and remains among the possible destinations, although no agreement is reported. Palmisani’s contract runs until 2031 and his valuation is estimated at around €15 million. Milan also like him, but he is not currently considered a priority.

Update (Get Italian Football News): Get Italian Football News reports that Juventus and clubs from the Premier League are interested in Frosinone goalkeeper Lorenzo Palmisani, with the interest confirmed by the player’s agent. Frosinone’s performances during the ongoing campaign have attracted attention to several members of their squad, including Palmisani. The available report does not identify a specific English club, nor does it mention an offer, negotiations or an agreement. It therefore indicates interest at this stage rather than an advanced transfer, while Palmisani’s current club is identified as Frosinone.

Update (Calciomercato.com): Calciomercato.com reports that Inter and Juventus have sent scouts to follow Frosinone goalkeeper Lorenzo Palmisani, while stressing that neither club has made a concrete request or opened negotiations. Frosinone president Maurizio Stirpe confirmed the interest linked to the presence of observers at matches, but said such activity should not be confused with formal talks. Juventus are described as having moved early and strongly for the Italy Under-21 goalkeeper, with the club’s relationship with Frosinone potentially helping its position. Stirpe would prefer to postpone any sale until the end of the season and is not expected to accept a discounted fee, with negotiations currently starting above €10 million.