Noah Atubolu has become one of Europe’s most coveted goalkeepers, and Inter Milan, Juventus and Bayer Leverkusen are all tracking the Freiburg shot-stopper as the summer window approaches.
Inter’s interest in Atubolu is well-established, with the 2002-born German considered a backup option should their primary pursuit of Tottenham’s Guglielmo Vicario encounter difficulties.
According to Fussballdaten, via FCInterNews, Tottenham have also added Atubolu to their own wishlist, potentially as a rival or eventual successor to Vicario himself.
Furthermore, Juventus are pushing hard. The Bianconeri want to reshape their goalkeeping department and their scouts have filed positive reports on the Freiburg number one.
Juventus & Inter Target Atubolu Modern Profile Drives €30-35m Freiburg Valuation
Indeed, the scouting reports across Europe are consistently glowing.
Atubolu combines exceptional composure in one-on-one situations with outstanding distribution, functioning effectively as an outfield player in possession.
His aerial dominance and command of the penalty area also bring enormous security to the defenders in front of him.
Therefore, Freiburg are preparing for his departure, but on their own terms. The club are demanding between €30 and €35 million, above his current market value of around €20 million.
However, growing interest from multiple elite clubs is pushing that figure upward by the day.
For Inter, Atubolu represents a contingency rather than a priority. Vicario remains the plan, but with competition fierce, having a credible alternative identified is simply good planning.
