Former Manchester United goalkeeper Sergio Romero will carry out the medical with Venezia today and is expected to sign with the newly promoted side on Tuesday.
The former Sampdoria goalkeeper was released by Manchester United in July and will arrive at the Arancioneroverde as a free agent.
The 34-year-old is a former Argentina international, capped 96 times by the Albiceleste, and has played for Monaco and United since leaving Sampdoria in August 2013.
He first joined Serie A in August 2011, when he arrived in Liguria from AZ Alkmaar and moved to Europe from Racing Club in July 2007.
Paolo Zanetti’s team are expected to have the veteran available for the next Serie A games, as Sky Sport Italia reports Romero has agreed a move to Venice.
The goalkeeper has an Italian citizenship and is already in the country today to carry out the medical examination with the team.
Tuesday, he is expected to sign a deal until with the Niederauer and start competing with Niki Maenpaa, Luca Lezzerini and youngster Filippo Neri.