Juventus remain in the market for a new goalkeeper this summer and have now added AS Roma’s Mile Svilar to their growing shortlist of transfer targets ahead of the new campaign.
The Serbian goalkeeper has developed into one of the most highly regarded goalkeepers in Serie A following a series of impressive performances for Roma over the past few seasons. Juventus believe he could represent an upgrade in the position as Luciano Spalletti continues shaping his squad.
Juventus monitoring Svilar situation
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According to [Sport Mediaset](https://www.sportmediaset.mediaset.it/mercato/juventus/la-roma-e-a-caccia-di-plusvalenze-entro-fine-giugno-e-la-juve-si-lancia-all-assalto-di-svilar_113584408-202602k.shtml), Roma need to generate capital gains before the end of the financial period and may therefore be forced to sell one or more important players during the transfer window.
Svilar has emerged as one of the players who could potentially be sacrificed as the Giallorossi attempt to balance their finances and satisfy their economic objectives.
Juventus reportedly rate the 26-year-old highly and are currently discussing whether to make a formal approach for the goalkeeper in the coming weeks.
The Bianconeri are continuing to assess several options in the position as they search for a long-term solution capable of strengthening the squad both domestically and in European competition.
Di Gregorio future complicates plans
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Juventus may first need to [resolve the future of current first-choice goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio](https://talkjuve.com/2026/06/28/besiktas-is-targeting-another-juventus-star/) before advancing their pursuit of a replacement.
The club are open to selling Di Gregorio this summer, but a lack of concrete interest from other sides is complicating their plans and slowing progress in the market.
Juventus would ideally prefer to complete any goalkeeping changes before the beginning of ,pre-season so a new arrival has enough time to adapt to Spalletti’s tactical system and settle within the squad.
The Bianconeri also continue to work on strengthening several other areas of the team, meaning their overall transfer strategy will likely depend on player sales and financial flexibility during the remainder of the window.