Juventus, a prominent Serie A club, is actively seeking to recruit a new goalkeeper due to the uncertain future of their current shot-stopper, Michele Di Gregorio. Among their potential targets, Manchester City’s James Trafford has emerged as a name of interest.
Reports previously indicated Juventus’s interest in Liverpool’s Alisson, with the Brazilian reportedly open to a move, though it would necessitate concessions on his wage demands. However, as the Turin club continues to survey the transfer market, Trafford has captured their attention.
According to Mirko Di Natale, Luciano Spalletti’s squad has recently made inquiries regarding the English goalkeeper. The 22-year-old Trafford is reportedly keen to leave Manchester City in pursuit of greater playing opportunities elsewhere.
This eagerness could potentially lead Manchester City to consider a loan deal with an option to buy. Such an arrangement would be favorable for Juventus, who remain undecided on the financial terms that potential suitors might offer for Di Gregorio. Furthermore, a move for Trafford would likely present a more financially feasible option compared to the potential cost of acquiring Alisson.
