The Bianconeri have tracked the 26-year-old for some time, and it's clear that they're keen to strengthen their goalkeeping department. Juventus spent the window trying to find a reliable number one on a limited budget, but both Guglielmo Vicario and Kamil Grabara were stopgaps. Vicario was signed on loan from Tottenham with an €8m option, while Grabara was brought in to provide short-term cover. Grabara's ACL injury has forced Frederic Massara to look at the free agent list, and it's clear that the intention is to invest properly in July.
Carnesecchi's contract at Atalanta runs to summer 2028 with no sign of renewal talks progressing, which may tempt suitors to test the Percassi family for a discount. Juventus would need to meet a substantial fee, reportedly around €50m, to secure Carnesecchi's services. Inter, the club Carnesecchi supported as a boy, will assess Josep Martinez and Ivan Provedel this season before deciding, while Premier League interest is a standing threat.