Frosinone strike first! Club re-signs goalkeeper amid interest from giants

One of the most promising young goalkeepers on the Apennine Peninsula has found himself at the center of transfer interest from Serie A’s leading clubs.

Details: Frosinone’s management has officially announced the extension of the contract with the team’s 22-year-old first-choice goalkeeper, Lorenzo Palmisani. The new deal with the club academy graduate runs until June 30, 2031, marking a timely move by the Canaries amid concrete interest in the shot-stopper from Milan, Inter and Juventus.

Palmisani’s reliable performances at the start of the current campaign have caught the attention of the scouting departments of Italy’s giants, who are looking for a long-term solution in goal. By agreeing to a new five-year contract, Frosinone have protected a key asset and secured the strongest possible position in future negotiations.

It is worth noting that the towering goalkeeper has progressed through every level of Frosinone’s youth academy, holds a regular place in Italy’s U21 national team and has already received his first call-up to the senior national side. According to the analytics portal Transfermarkt, Palmisani’s current market value stands at €4 million.

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