Agent admits Palmisani ‘approached by Juventus and Premier League clubs’
CREMONA, ITALY - OCTOBER 14: Goalkeeper Lorenzo Palmisani of Italy reacts during the UEFA Euro U21 Qualification match between Italy and Armenia at Stadio Giovanni Zini on October 14, 2025 in Cremona, Italy. (Photo by Marco M. Mantovani/Getty Images)
The agent representing Italy U21 and Frosinone goalkeeper Lorenzo Palmisani confirms ‘Juventus and Premier League clubs’ already approached him, so remain among the ‘pool of possibilities.’
The shot-stopper impressed with an extraordinary performance in the 2-0 win over Como and is one of the main reasons for their remarkable start to the Serie A season.
He is a product of the Frosinone youth academy and has eight caps for Italy at Under-21 level, celebrating his 22nd birthday in June.
Palmisani attracting transfer attention
“Juve had already made an approach over the summer, as did several other clubs including in the Premier League,” agent Federico Pastorello told Sport Mediaset.
“Juventus had a moment where they could’ve decided whether to get him as an understudy for Guglielmo Vicario, which would’ve been an opportunity, but such a talented young player really needs to play.
“Let’s just say Juventus are in the pool of possibilities, then we’ll see what happens.”
He only recently signed a new contract with the Canarini that will hold him to Frosinone until June 2031, but his transfer value and profile are expected to keep rising as the season goes on.
Palmisani also played in the 6-2 victory that secured Italy’s qualification for the European Under-21 Championship next summer.
Pastorello also represents Napoli goalkeeper Alex Meret, although his contract at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona is running down.
“We will certainly be open to listen to any opportunities that arise, but if I had to make a bet on this, I’d say Alex is so fond of the city that he could stay, assuming of course Napoli want that.”
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