Tottenham could be heading toward a significant shake-up in the goalkeeping department as reports emerge that the club is quietly open to parting ways with Guglielmo Vicario.

Despite being the undisputed No. 1 since his arrival, the Italian shot-stopper’s future in North London has become the subject of intense speculation following a dip in form and growing interest from back home.

According to transfer insider Dean Jones of TEAMTALK, Spurs officials have been ‘scouring the goalkeeper market’ on two different levels.

While they are primarily looking for a high-quality deputy to provide genuine competition, they are also ‘discreetly looking at top options’ who could replace Vicario entirely if a suitable offer arrives.

Tottenham looking to quietly sell Guglielmo Vicario

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The catalyst for this shift appears to be renewed interest from Serie A giants Inter Milan.

The Italian champions are reportedly monitoring Vicario as a long-term successor to veteran Yann Sommer.

While Spurs are not desperate to offload the 29-year-old, the club’s stance has softened.

It is reported that Tottenham would be open to a sale depending on the fee offered and Vicario’s own desire for a return to Italy.

The report adds that Vicario is ‘open-minded’ about a return to his homeland, though...