Juventus have officially confirmed the signing of goalkeeper Kamil Grabara from Wolfsburg on loan until 30 June 2027, with an option to make the move permanent for €11.5 million.
The Polish international is the latest addition to a Juventus squad undergoing a major overhaul in the goalkeeping department. While recent stories surrounded Emiliano Martinez, it is Grabara who has officially arrived in Turin from Germany.
According to the financial statement released by Juventus, the club will pay Wolfsburg €0.5 million for the initial loan, plus a further €0.2 million in ancillary costs. The loan fee could rise by up to €0.3 million if certain sporting objectives are met during Grabara’s time in Turin.
The agreement includes an option for Juventus to sign Grabara permanently for €11.5 million. That fee would be payable across three financial years rather than as a single lump sum.
The 27-year-old joined Wolfsburg in 2024 after previously representing Copenhagen and spending time on Liverpool’s books. Juventus’ official website credits him with 63 Bundesliga appearances during his spell in Germany, underlining the experience he brings to Italy.
Grabara now begins the next stage of his career with Juventus as the club continues its work in the goalkeeping department.
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