According to Gazzetta.it, Inter are monitoring Frosinone goalkeeper Lorenzo Palmisani and have entered a preliminary stage of inquiry. Inter could consider several options, such as purchasing Palmisani and loaning him back to Frosinone for a season or bringing him to Milan for a year to learn from Pepo Martinez. The club's interest is described as being at an initial stage.

Juventus faces competition from Inter and Napoli to sign Frosinone's 22-year-old Italian goalkeeper, Lorenzo Palmisani. His valuation is now considered to have at least tripled. According to a report from TuttoJuve, Juventus had previously considered signing the player during the summer transfer window for a fee between €7 and €8 million and planned to loan him back to the club, but ultimately pursued other targets. Frosinone has since extended Palmisani's contract until 2031, and the goalkeeper will remain at his current club for at least this season. Palmisani joined Frosinone in July 2023, has 6 caps for the Italy U21 national team, and his current market value on Transfermarkt is €4.00m.