Former goalkeeper Michelangelo Rampulla thinks Guglielmo Vicario has arrived at Juventus on loan from Tottenham with the right attitude.
Former Juventus goalkeeper Michelangelo Rampulla stated he never doubted Guglielmo Vicario's abilities following the Italian goalkeeper's impressive start on loan at Juventus. Vicario moved to the Italian side on loan after losing his starting spot under Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi to Antonin Kinsky. Rampulla noted that Vicario joined Juventus motivated by a desire for revenge after being offloaded by Tottenham.
Vicario has kept three clean sheets in his first five Serie A appearances for Juventus, conceding only four goals. Due to his strong performances, reports indicate Juventus plans to trigger the €8 million buy option included in the loan deal.
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