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Juventus could move for De Gea if they cannot sign Martinez

Juventus have identified David de Gea as their alternative target if they are unable to sign Emiliano Martinez this summer, with the experienced Fiorentina goalkeeper emerging as a leading option.

De Gea has been one of the standout goalkeepers in Serie A since arriving in Italy, and Juventus reportedly regard him as a stronger option than Michele Di Gregorio as they continue their search for a new first-choice goalkeeper.

The Bianconeri remain focused on a move for Martinez, but completing that transfer is proving difficult because Aston Villa are unwilling to sell the Argentina international during the current transfer window.

De Gea Emerges as Alternative

Juventus are expected to wait a few more days to discover whether Martinez will push for a move to Turin. If a deal cannot be reached, the club are prepared to turn their attention to alternative targets who may be more readily available.

According to Calciomercato, De Gea is one of the leading names on Juventus’ shortlist. The report adds that the Spaniard would be happy to swap Florence for Turin at this stage of his career, with the Bianconeri closely monitoring his situation.

The experienced goalkeeper has impressed since joining Fiorentina, and his performances have reinforced his reputation as one of the most reliable goalkeepers in the Italian top flight.

Fiorentina Face Important Decision

Fiorentina will be hoping for a much stronger campaign after narrowly avoiding relegation last season and are unlikely to want to lose one of their most important players ahead of the new season.

However, if De Gea decides he wants to leave, the club could face a difficult decision regarding his future. Juventus remain interested and could intensify their pursuit if their attempts to sign Martinez are unsuccessful.

For now, Martinez remains the priority target, but De Gea represents an experienced alternative should negotiations fail. Juventus will continue to monitor both situations as they look to strengthen their goalkeeping department before the transfer window closes.

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