AliousTottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario is reportedly set to leave north London this summer, having already agreed personal terms with a potential new club.
Spurs currently find themselves in a precarious position, sitting just one point above the relegation zone and still searching for their first Premier League win of the year. Managerial instability has only added to their struggles, with Thomas Frank dismissed after a short stint, and his successor Igor Tudor departing even sooner.
Attention has now turned to Roberto De Zerbi, who is expected to take charge and attempt to turn things around. However, even his arrival may not be enough to prevent a potential squad overhaul if relegation becomes a reality.
Reports from Italian outlet L’Interista claim that Vicario has reached an agreement with Inter Milan over a four-year deal worth around €3.5 million per season after tax—an increase on his current wages at Spurs.
While the Italian international is said to have approved the move, he is not actively pushing to leave just yet. Having spent most of his career in Italy before joining Tottenham, a return to Serie A would represent a familiar environment.
With many players likely to consider their futures if Spurs drop into the Championship, Vicario’s situation could be one of several key decisions the club faces. Although he has been a consistent presence during a challenging period, Tottenham may see this as an opportunity to rebuild, especially given his reported €23 million valuation.
A move back to Italy could ultimately suit both parties, offering Spurs a chance to refresh the squad and Vicario an appealing return home.
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