Juventus are set to bring in Kamil Grabara from Wolfsburg, with the Polish goalkeeper now on his way to Turin.

The Poland international is expected to serve as backup to Guglielmo Vicario, following Michele Di Gregorio's departure to Bournemouth and with Mattia Perin also preparing to leave Turin for Palermo.

Juventus have moved to complete the signing of Vicario's deputy. Giovanni Carnevali and Frederic Massara have wrapped up the key steps for Grabara's arrival from Wolfsburg. After Di Gregorio's transfer to Bournemouth, Perin is also set for a move to Palermo, meaning the Bianconeri will bring in a new second-choice goalkeeper. Grabara, born in 1999, is expected to arrive in Turin over the next few hours.

The new backup goalkeeper

Juventus and Wolfsburg are working through the last remaining details, with negotiations for Grabara now appearing to have reached a decisive stage. The priority is to close the transfer as quickly as possible. The 26-year-old is edging closer to becoming Juventus' new reserve goalkeeper and, after his time in Germany, he is ready to begin a fresh chapter in Serie A.

The details

Juventus are now pressing to finalise the agreement and, according to reports, only the final points with Wolfsburg still need to be resolved. The proposed structure of the move is a loan with an option to buy. Once everything is signed off, Grabara will be able to organise his trip to Turin and begin his new spell with the club. That means the transfer could be completed very soon, with the Polish goalkeeper expected in Italy within the next few days. For Juventus, it would mark another deal completed by Carnevali and Massara, subject to the final formal step that will allow Grabara to officially become Vicario's new understudy.