Tottenham have allowed goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario to join Italian giants Juventus on loan for the upcoming season.

The 29-year-old has made 93 Premier League appearances for Spurs since signing from Empoli in 2023.

But he lost his place at the end of last season under Roberto de Zerbi and will now have at least a season in Turin.

Spurs confirmed that the deal includes an option to make the move permanent next year.

Juve were keen on signing Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martinez but the move broke down last weekend.

Vicario was brought in to replace Hugo Lloris and was the first-choice in his first two seasons, helping Spurs win the 2024/25 Europa League crown by keeping a clean sheet in the final win over Manchester United.

But, after undergoing surgery on a hernia in March, he failed to reclaim his place from Antonin Kinsky for the final two games despite Spurs scrapping for their lives in a relegation battle they eventually won over West Ham.

Kinsky is the Spurs number one for the upcoming campaign and Vicario leaves having made 117 appearances in all competitions, keeping 29 clean sheets.