tottenham's It appears that Guglielmo Vicario is nearing the end of his journey at the club. Inter Milan are now trying hard to sign him in the summer.
sports witness The newly-crowned Italian champions' interest in the goalkeeper is regularly covered.
Personal terms have been agreed between him and Vicario, with the player keen to return to Italy. There have been suggestions that he is frustrated with Spurs, who have been embroiled in much drama this season.
Inter also attempted to sign the stopper during his time at Empoli. He was passed over by Tottenham at the time but Inter are now desperate to sign him.
There are indications that both clubs are facing difficulties in agreeing a transfer fee.
exploring alternatives
interlive Report that the 29-year-old is indeed Inter's favorite for the goalkeeping spot. They confirm that personal terms apply, with Guglielmo Vicario described as an 'old favourite' of sporting director Piero Ausilio.
The problems are compounded by Tottenham's €25m valuation. Inter are unwilling to go beyond €15m just yet and feel Spurs' asking price is 'too high'.
Due to this the London club has postponed discussions until the end of the season. Inter are lying in wait, hoping a potential demotion will lower the keeper's valuation.
Additionally, the Nerazzurri are also looking for alternatives in the market.
Initial contact has been made for Lazio's Ivan Provedale, who is behind Edoardo Motta in the pecking order. There is also interest in Lecce's Vladimir Falcon, who has established himself as a proven Serie A goalkeeper.
We believe: Tottenham's approach is justified
Guglielmo Vicario's current deal at Spurs expires in 2028. Selling him in 2027 would give the club enough profit to realize capital gains.
That's why Tottenham should be in no rush to sell Vicario this summer. If Inter cannot afford him, he has done enough to attract more clubs.
Italian teams like Juventus and Fiorentina may also be in need of goalkeepers in the summer. They could call upon Vicario because of the way the 29-year-old performed in his first two seasons at Empoli and at Spurs.
In the end, it may all come down to the player and whether or not he feels pressured to move to a specific club.
