Juventus now faces competition from Napoli and Inter for Frosinone goalkeeper Lorenzo Palmisani. Juventus had previously considered signing the 22-year-old Italian. According to information revealed by TuttoJuve, the club had an opportunity to complete a deal for the player during the summer for a fee between €7 and €8 million, which would have included a loan back to Frosinone. However, Juventus pursued other options. Palmisani remains on the club's list, but his valuation is now expected to have at least tripled. Frosinone has recently extended the goalkeeper's contract until 2031, and it is confirmed he will stay with the club for at least this season. Palmisani, who has six caps for Italy U21, joined Frosinone in July 2023 and has a current Transfermarkt market value of €4.00m.