Tottenham goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario agrees Inter terms as summer exit nears

Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario has reportedly agreed personal terms with Inter Milan, with a summer transfer now beginning to take shape.

The Italian side are planning for life after current number one Yann Sommer, whose contract is due to expire in June.

That succession planning has placed Vicario firmly at the top of their shortlist.

According to reports in Italy, the groundwork on the player’s side is already complete — but the harder part is still to come.

Vicario’s desire to return to Italy appears to be a major driver behind the move.

His representatives are understood to have been working closely with Inter in recent weeks, and an agreement on salary, contract length and financial terms has reportedly now been reached.

That removes one of the biggest obstacles. It also strengthens Inter’s position going into formal talks with Tottenham.

Having spent his peak years building his reputation in Italy before moving to the Premier League, a return to Serie A would represent both a personal and professional reset for Vicario.

The timing now looks significant.

The key issue remains Tottenham. Inter have not yet opened full negotiations with Spurs, but that appears deliberate.

The Italian club are reportedly waiting for clarity on Tottenham’s Premier League future before making their move.

If Spurs were to suffer relegation, Vicario’s valuation could drop significantly. That would hand Inter greater leverage.

For Tottenham, losing a starting goalkeeper would create another major rebuild issue at a difficult moment.

However, financial pressure linked to league status could alter their negotiating position.

Inter’s next move will likely depend on two things: Tottenham’s final league position and their own goalkeeping reshuffle.

If Sommer departs and Martínez’s future changes, negotiations could accelerate quickly.

For Tottenham, the decision may become financial as much as sporting. If relegation changes the club’s budget, retaining Vicario could become far more difficult.

The player’s side is ready — now attention turns to the clubs.

Would Vicario be the right long-term successor for Sommer at Inter?