Tottenham star Guglielmo Vicario agrees exit, with relegation fight still ongoing: report

Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario has reportedly already agreed an exit from north London for this summer.

Spurs are in a difficult spot as things stand, just one point outside the relegation zone and without a Premier League win this calendar year.

They dispensed with the services of Thomas Frank in a matter of months, and his replacement, Igor Tudor, was out of the door even faster.

Destination club named as Guglielmo Vicario eyes Tottenham Hotspur exit

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Former Brighton man Roberto De Zerbi is on his way to try to salvage things, but his high-profile status will be one of numerous issues to sort out should the worst happen.

Plenty of the current crop would look to leave if Spurs faced a season in the Championship, and in Vicario’s case, he already has a pretty good idea where he could be heading next.

According to Italian website L’Interista, the goalkeeper has already agreed personal terms with Serie A outfit Inter Milan.

The current league leaders have tabled the offer of a four-year contract to Vicario, on a handsome €3.5m per season, thought to be an after-tax figure.

That figure is believed to be higher than what the 29-year-old currently earns at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

It’s reported that the club has spoken to Vicario and he’s given his approval for the deal, but he isn’t yet pushing for an exit from his current club.

The gloveman is a known quantity in his home country, having played for the national team and having remained in Italy for his entire career before his move to Spurs.

In FourFourTwo’s opinion, should Inter come to Spurs to negotiate, it may be wise for the north London club to consider it. Vicario is not responsible for the last two Tottenham seasons, but he has been an ever-present in a difficult period, and a full reset may be necessary.

The Italian is at the top-end of the age you can expect a top fee for a goalkeeper, so although it’s been a difficult spell, they could be cashing out at the best time, and it’d be an exciting homecoming for Vicario.

Vicario is valued at €23m, according to Transfermarkt.