In the summer transfer window, Marseille has strengthened their goalkeeping position with the signing of a Serie A-bound goalkeeper. The club's president, Jean-Michel Aulas, has reportedly been keen on bringing in a strong goalkeeper to replace the retiring Gianluigi Buffon.

The target is a versatile and experienced player who can play both as a goalkeeper and a defensive midfielder. He will join Marseille after spending his career at Napoli, where he won two Serie A titles and three Coppa Italia trophies. His experience and skills have made him one of the best goalkeepers in Italy.

Aulas' interest in signing the player comes as a surprise to many, as he previously refused to sign any players in the summer transfer window. However, it seems that Marseille has found a way to overcome this obstacle and secure a new goalkeeping contract for their team.

The arrival of the new goalkeeper will be a boost to Marseille's defense, as they look to improve their performance in the upcoming season. The club has already signed several young goalkeepers, including a promising young goalkeeper from Udinese, but the addition of a proven veteran like Buffon should provide them with a solid foundation to build upon.

It remains to be seen how effective the new goalkeeper will be, but the potential benefits of having a dedicated goalkeeper in the squad are clear. With the right training and support, the club could see significant improvements in their overall performance next season.