- Juventus have signed Kamil Grabara from Wolfsburg on loan until 30 June 2027, with an option to buy set at €11.5m
- Fabio Miretti is close to joining Besiktas on a loan deal that includes a €15m option to buy, with Juventus hoping to complete the move today
- Miretti’s expected departure is the condition Juventus need to meet before progressing with a free-transfer move for Franck Kessie
Juventus Add Grabara As Goalkeeping Plans Shift
Juventus have finalised the arrival of Kamil Grabara from Wolfsburg, bringing in the goalkeeper on a loan agreement that runs until 30 June 2027 and includes an option to make the move permanent.
The club’s official communication states that the temporary transfer is worth €0.5m, with an additional €0.5m available if certain sporting objectives are achieved. If Juventus decide to activate the permanent clause, the agreed fee will be €11.5m, paid across three financial years.
Grabara joins as the deputy to Guglielmo Vicario, stepping into a squad role opened up by two goalkeeping exits. Michele Di Gregorio has moved to Bournemouth, while Mattia Perin is leaving for Palermo.
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Grabara’s Career Profile And Experience
The 27-year-old arrives in Turin with experience across several countries. During three and a half years at Copenhagen, he won two Danish league titles and a Danish Cup, while also making his Champions League debut.
He then became Wolfsburg’s first-choice goalkeeper over the past two seasons, making 63 Bundesliga appearances. Before that, he had been contracted to Liverpool from 2016, although his senior football while on the club’s books came entirely through loan spells at Aarhus and Huddersfield. Grabara began his career at Ruch Chorzow in Poland.
Miretti Nears Besiktas Move As Juventus Clear Squad Space
Juventus are also working on an outgoing move, with Fabio Miretti on the brink of joining Besiktas. Juventus and the Turkish club have agreed a loan arrangement that includes an option to buy worth €15m.
The Italy international is expected to travel to Turkey in the coming hours for a medical before signing, with Juventus aiming to wrap up the midfielder’s departure today.
Miretti developed in the Juventus academy and has been used intermittently in the first-team squad. He also spent part of last season on loan at Genoa. He was not involved in Sunday’s 1-0 win at Frosinone, when Luciano Spalletti selected Manuel Locatelli and Douglas Luiz in central midfield and later introduced Teun Koopmeiners from the bench.
Kessie Deal Depends On Miretti Departure
Miretti’s exit is described as the necessary step before Juventus can move ahead with a deal for Franck Kessie. The former Milan midfielder has preferred a switch to Turin for several weeks and would join on a free transfer, but Juventus first need to create room within the squad.
