Inter discuss Vicario transfer in meeting as Tottenham face summer decision

Inter Milan are starting to move properly for Guglielmo Vicario, and Tottenham might soon have a decision to make.

The Spurs goalkeeper was discussed in a transfer meeting yesterday, according to reports in Italy, as Inter step up plans to replace Yann Sommer ahead of the summer window.

Inter held a series of internal meetings this week to plan both squad development and summer recruitment. One of the main topics, according to reports, was Vicario.

The 29-year-old is viewed as the club’s priority target to replace Yann Sommer, who is expected to leave. Importantly, Vicario is said to be the only goalkeeper currently under serious consideration.

That level of focus suggests Inter are not just exploring options, but actively shaping a move.

From the last few weeks of Inter’s season, confidence around the club has been high, with strong results in Serie A allowing attention to shift towards planning ahead.

Reports have also indicated that Vicario has already agreed personal terms with Inter, removing one of the biggest obstacles in potential negotiations.

The Italian side also maintain a strong relationship with his agent, Gabriele Giuffrida, which could help accelerate discussions if Tottenham are open to talks.

However, it remains too early to confirm whether Spurs are willing to negotiate or what fee they would demand.

Inter’s approach appears calculated. With Vicario’s level reportedly dipping compared to previous seasons, the club may feel this is the right moment to negotiate a more favourable deal.

That aligns with their typical transfer strategy, focusing on value rather than high spending.

At the same time, waiting too long could allow competition to enter the race if his form improves or other clubs become involved.

Inter are expected to continue advancing discussions in the coming weeks, with a formal approach likely as the summer window approaches. Their focus will be on agreeing a fee that fits their financial model.

Tottenham, meanwhile, will need to decide whether to retain Vicario or consider offers if the right proposal arrives. Much will depend on internal assessments of his role moving forward.