Juventus agree deal to sign Neto on a free

Juventus have moved a step closer to a key squad reinforcement: according to Fabrizio Romano, the club have struck an agreement to sign Neto as their new goalkeeper.

The report also highlights the standout detail of the deal: the signing would be for free, an arrangement that fits the kind of market move clubs target when they want to upgrade without paying a transfer fee. The available extract doesn’t include the contract length or other financial terms, so the next checkpoint will be the official confirmation and the player’s formal signature.

A new man in goal

For Juventus, the point is straightforward—bringing stability to the position that often sets the tone for the entire team. With the agreement already in place as Romano frames it, attention now turns to timing: when Neto will be able to join full training and be integrated into the group.

What’s still to come

At this stage, the essential takeaway is that the “deal” is already there. The remaining question is simply what comes next once Juventus makes the move official, including the final contract details that aren’t shown in the material provided.

For now, Romano’s message suggests the operation is well advanced and that the club’s intent is to close the goalkeeper slot quickly.