Transfer boost sees Juventus add veteran Brazilian keeper Neto

During the international break Juventus moved to shore up their goalkeeping options, confirming the transfer of Brazilian international Neto on Monday afternoon. The 37‑year‑old former Barcelona stopper signs until the end of the season, providing experienced backup for first‑choice Guglielmo Vicario.

Juventus secure veteran backup

Former Barcelona shot‑stopper Neto, aged 37, has signed for Juventus on a one‑season contract. This signing adds depth to the squad and ensures experienced cover behind the first‑choice keeper.

Vicario remains the club’s starting goalkeeper, with Neto expected to serve as his backup. The arrangement gives Juventus flexibility should injuries or rotation arise.

Other confirmed transfers

Argentina world champion Papu Gómez has left Padova in Italy to join Emirati side Forte Virtus. The move marks a new chapter for the veteran forward.

Liverpool have appointed Julian Ward as their new sporting director. The former midfielder has been part of the club’s structure since 2012.

Georgia have dismissed former France international Willy Sagnol after five years as head coach. The decision ends his tenure with the national side.

Belgium international Wout Faes, then of Leicester, signed a three‑season deal with Emirati club Shabab Al‑Ahli. The defender adds quality to the Gulf side’s back line.

FC Metz have ended Luc Holtz’s three‑month spell as head coach and named Grégory Proment as his successor. The change comes after a brief and turbulent period.

Italy international Giorgio Scalvini, 22, has extended his contract with Atalanta until 2031. The young defender secures his future at the Bergamo club.

Parma have sacked 31‑year‑old Carlos Cuesta, the youngest coach in Europe’s top five leagues, following disagreements with the club’s directors. The dismissal leaves the Serie A side searching for a replacement.

Germany international Mahmoud Dahoud has joined United FC in Dubai on a two‑season contract. The midfielder adds experience to the United squad.