Juventus has settled with Wolfsburg about the transfer of Polish goalkeeper Kamil Grabari. According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, the property will be leased with a purchase option.

The 27-year goalkeeper himself was ready for a transfer two days ago. Now the clubs have reached the remaining homeownership, and Grabara is preparing to move to Turin.

The transfer of the Polish goalkeeper became part of Juventus' transition at the last stage of the transfer window.

Previously, the Turin club was talking about the transfer of Michele Di Gregorio to Bournemouth, while Mattia Perin was close to moving to Palermo. The same “old lady” was signed by Guglielmo Vicario from Tottenham.

Grabara arrives to Wolfsburg in 2024 after competing for Copenhagen. Last season, the Polish goalkeeper played 37 matches for the Bundeslisa, conceding 71 goals and missing his goal several times.

In the wake of the campaign, Wolfsburg lost the elite division of Germany, and now Grabar has lost the opportunity to continue his career in one of the top-ranked clubs in Italy.