Juventus in talks to sign David de Gea

Turin, Italy – Juventus have opened negotiations to bring veteran goalkeeper David de Gea to Serie A, according to a report from Tutto Mercato Web. The 35-year-old Spaniard, currently Fiorentina’s first-choice keeper, is attracting interest as the Bianconeri look to shore up a position that has under-performed relative to their top-six rivals.

De Gea, whose résumé includes 545 Manchester United appearances and a prior spell at Atlético Madrid, has featured 73 times for Fiorentina since arriving less than two years ago. In the current campaign he has recorded three clean sheets, saved a penalty and made 78 stops, while completing 480 successful passes as the Viola look to climb the table.

Juventus sit fifth in Serie A and, with Champions League qualification still mathematically possible, view the former Spain international as an experienced upgrade between the posts. The club has conceded 25 league goals this season – the fewest of any side outside the top four, yet the most among the current top six – prompting sporting officials to explore reinforcements ahead of the summer window.

Talks are described as ongoing, with no agreement yet finalised. Supporters on both sides will monitor developments closely in the coming months as Fiorentina brace for potential offers and Juventus weigh a move designed to add both depth and proven quality.