Transfer updates suggest Udinese are in search of a new goalkeeper on a free transfer.
Udinese, the Serie A club known as the Friulians, are on the lookout for a new goalkeeper ahead of the summer transfer window. One intriguing prospect is Egil Selvik, the 26-year-old Norwegian goalkeeper currently playing for Haugesund in the Norwegian league.
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has revealed that Udinese have set their sights on Selvik.
According to Romano, the club is in no hurry to finalise the deal.
“The player could be signed on a free transfer in the summer,” said Romano, highlighting Udinese’s strategic approach to this potential acquisition.
The club appears keen to strengthen its squad without rushing into decisions, especially as the transfer market dynamics can shift rapidly.
Selvik, who has caught the eye with his performances in Norway, could prove to be a valuable addition to Udinese’s ranks.
The move would mark an important step in his career, transitioning from the Norwegian league to the Italian Serie A.
While talks are still in the early stages, Udinese fans will undoubtedly be watching closely as the transfer rumour develops.
Selvik’s potential arrival could add depth and competition to the goalkeeper position at Udinese, an important factor as they aim to improve their standing in the league.
With the summer transfer market still several months away, Udinese’s interest in Selvik will be a storyline to watch during the upcoming months.