Guglielmo Vicario
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Beaten by only shot on target
Vicario registered no saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-1 draw against AC Milan.
Analysis: Vicario was barely tested as Milan rarely threatened, though he was unable to keep out their only shot on target of the game. It marked the first time he ended a match without a single save, a contrast to his previous two outings in which he made five saves combined while keeping two clean sheets. Vicario will look to bounce back Sunday against Sassuolo.
Secures clean sheet versus Parma
Vicario (calf) made three saves and didn't concede in Saturday's 2-0 win against Parma.
Analysis: Vicario stayed on goal after recovering from a mild calf issue and put his hands on a couple of dangerous attempts by Parma right after Juventus had gotten the lead, keeping his first proper clean sheet since he had left early in the previous game. He has made five saves so far. Up next, Juventus will host Milan next Sunday.
Starts against Parma
Vicario (calf) is in the starting XI for Saturday's match against Parma.
Analysis: Vicario was withdrawn late in the opener after reporting some discomfort, but tests ruled out any significant issue and confirmed it was only cramping. He returns to the starting XI, with the new signing back to guard the cage.
Won't need to miss time
Vicario suffered from cramps and avoided more serious issues in the opener, La Gazzetta dello Sport reported.
Analysis: Vicario subbed off very late, lamenting some discomfort, but the tests ruled out significant issues, and he won't have trouble manning the sticks against Parma on Saturday, eyeing his first proper clean sheet. He'll be backed up by newcomer Kamil Grabara.
Bows out late versus Frosinone
Vicario registered two saves and didn't concede before leaving Sunday's game against Frosinone at the 91st minute due to a calf problem, Sky Italy reported.
Analysis: Vicario was sure-handed in his debut with Juventus a few days after joining, turning away a pair of solid attempts on goal. He indicated some muscular discomfort in stoppage time and quickly subbed off. Mattia Perin, who's reportedly on his way out, came in to replace him. He'll need to be assessed before Saturday's home game versus Parma.
Joins Juventus
Vicario has moved to Juventus on loan with an option to buy from Tottenham.
Analysis: Vicario returns to Serie A after two up-and-down seasons at Tottenham and losing the starting job to Antonin Kinsky. He kept 13 clean sheets, allowed 61 goals and made 113 saves in 41 appearances in 2025/2026. He's been brought in to replace Michele Di Gregorio as the new no.1 ahead of Mattia Perin.
Returns to bench role
Vicario (ankle) returns to a bench role for Saturday's friendly against Getafe, the club posted.
Analysis: Vicario had stayed behind in London to manage a minor ankle injury while the squad traveled for its preseason tour in New Zealand, a situation coach Roberto De Zerbi had already described as not serious. His inclusion in the matchday squad now confirms his recovery is complete, positioning him to continue building toward the new season as his future at the club continues to be a subject of ongoing speculation.
Dealing with minor injury
Vicario (ankle) is dealing with a minor injury and needs to stay in London for one week, according to coach Roberto De Zerbi. "Vicario is injured, not a big injury, but he needs to stay one week in London."
Analysis: Vicario did not travel with Tottenham for the preseason tour in New Zealand due to an ankle issue, an internal decision made as his future at the club has also been in question over the past few months. Manager De Zerbi's update suggests this is a minor, short term issue rather than anything serious, and he is expected to be ready once the squad returns from tour ahead of the new season.
Ankle injury confirmed
Vicario didn't travel with Tottenham for their pre-season tour due to an ankle injury, according to Tom Allnutt of Times Sport.
Analysis: Vicario hasn't joined his teammates for their offseason tour as they get ready for the 2026/27 season, and the reason is now clearer, as the goalie is absent due to an ankle injury. It was an internal decision that he wouldn't travel, with his future with the club also in question, over the past few months. He is expected to be ready post-tour and ahead of the season, so that is at least positive, as this injury shouldn't carry into the campaign.
Sustains minor training knock
Vicario (undisclosed) has sustained a minor knock in training and will undergo treatment at Tottenham's training center rather than travel for the club's preseason tour of New Zealand and Australia, according to the club.
Analysis: Vicario returned to the match squad following a five game absence late during last season, though Antonin Kinsky continued to get the nod in goal down the stretch. He finished last season with 83 saves and seven clean sheets across 31 Premier League appearances, and this new minor setback is one to monitor, though he should be back in contention for the starting goalkeeper role once the 2026/27 Premier League campaing begins.
Bench option Tuesday
Vicario (groin) is on the bench for Tuesday's meeting with Chelsea.
Analysis: Vicario has bounced back to the match squad following a five-game absence, but Antonin Kinsky is still getting the nod in goal. While the Italian won't see much more action with two games left this season, he should be back in contention for a starting spot after the World Cup. He previously made 83 saves and conceded 50 goals while securing seven clean sheets across 31 Premier League matches.
Back Available, start unclear
Vicario (groin) is available for Tuesday's clash against Chelsea, though his place in the starting lineup is not guaranteed, according to coach Roberto De Zerbi. "Vicario is available to play. I decide tomorrow. Vicario is No.1, but we have to consider the physical condition, the momentum and everything."
Analysis: Vicario's return to availability is an encouraging development after missing five consecutive matches with the hernia issue. Manager Roberto De Zerbi acknowledged his status as the first-choice goalkeeper while leaving the door open for Antonin Kinsky to retain his place between the posts, with physical condition and momentum key factors in the final decision. The starting role will be confirmed ahead of Tuesday's fixture.
Out once again
Vicario (groin) is out for Monday's match against Leeds United, according to manager Roberto De Zerbi. "He's not ready yet. I don't know the plan...he's suffering because he would like to help the teammates, but he's not available yet."
Analysis: Vicario is still not an option for play as he tries to return from a hernia, with the goalie now missing a fifth straight game. With only two matches left in the season after Monday, his chances of returning are starting to dwindle, needing to see a boost in health quickly. While he is out, Antonin Kinsky will remain the starter in the net.
Still not fit
Vicario (groin) is "not available yet," according to manager Roberto De Zerbi.
Analysis: Vicario is still struggling to return from his hernia surgery and has yet to see the field, out again as they face Aston Villa on Sunday. This will keep Antonin Kinsky in the starting role for yet another game, his fifth start this season. It remains unknown when he will be an option again, with only three games remaining after Sunday.
Should train fully next week
Vicario (groin) is eyeing a return to full team training, according to his club.
Analysis: Vicario is not yet an option but is trending towards a return in the coming games, as he is set to train fully next week. The goalie will then look to make his return when facing Aston Villa on May 3, hopefully gaining back their starting keeper to end the season. Until then, Antonin Kinsky should remain in net as the club awaits to see how Vicario looks and feels in training.
Another game out
Vicario (groin) is out for Saturday's match against Brighton, according to manager Roberto De Zerbi.
Analysis: Vicario is not yet ready for time and will remain out for another game, as the goalie still recovers from a groin injury that required an operation. The hope now is that he is closer to fitness near the end of April, needing their starting keeper back as they try to avoid a dreaded relegation. With Vicario out, Antonin Kinsky is set to remain a starter until he returns.
Not ready for Sunday
Vicario (groin) is "not ready" for Sunday's match against Sunderland, according to manager Roberto De Zerbi. "Vicario is not ready for this game. I hope he comes back earlier next week, but I don't know yet."
Analysis: Vicario is hitting the sidelines this week after the keeper received surgery during the international break for a hernia, still not recovered enough to be an option. This will mean the club is without their first option in net moving forward, forcing a change until he can recover and be ready for game minutes. The club will now likely have to turn to Antonin Kinsky in net until Viario is back, a rough sight for some fans after his UCL woes from a few weeks ago, hopefully following that up with a better outing this time around.
Set to undergo surgery
Vicario will undergo surgery during the international break due to a hernia and will be out for multiple weeks following the procedure, the club announced Friday.
Analysis: Vicario will be available to face Nottingham Forest on Sunday and will undergo the surgery later, as the procedure has been aligned with the Spurs' three-week break in their schedule. Their next match after the Forest contest is scheduled for April 12, and the Spurs are hoping to have Vicario back in the mix at some point in April. If Vicario is forced to miss time, look for Antonin Kinsky to start in his place, with Brandon Austin being the backup.
Concedes twice Wednesday
Vicario made five saves and allowed two goals in Wednesday's 3-2 win versus Atletico Madrid. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 58th minute.
Analysis: While Spurs' attack did just enough to have a chance at a massive second-leg comeback, Vicario and the defense did not. He faced seven shots on target and made five saves for the third time in the Champions League this season, but the two goals he conceded made the comeback basically impossible. Spurs actually outscored Atletico 5-4 while Vicario was in between the sticks, but the early 3-0 hole they fell into in the first leg with backup keeper Antonin Kinsky was too much to overcome. Vicario made 10 appearances (nine starts) in the UCL this season and kept six clean sheets, conceded 11 goals and made 30 saves. He will now focus on the relegation battle for the remainder of the season.
Three saves for point
Vicario recorded three saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-1 draw against Liverpool.
Analysis: Vicario stopped three of the four shots he faced Sunday and earned a one-all draw with Liverpool. The goalkeeper wasn't overly tested, but he did decently after allowing an early goal. He now will look to build off this against Atleti in a mid-week champions League clash that was largely decided in the first leg.
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