Lucas Chevalier, the 24-year-old French goalkeeper, joined Paris Saint-Germain from Lille during the 2025 summer transfer window to replace Gianluigi Donnarumma. However, he has failed to establish himself so far and has seen Matvey Safonov (27) take over the starting role. Consequently, questions are arising regarding his future. Foot Mercato reports this Saturday that Juventus Turin is interested, while PSG is reportedly considering Zion Suzuki (23, Parma and Japan).
In search of a new goalkeeper, Juventus has explored the possibility of signing the French international. Meanwhile, PSG has earmarked Zion Suzuki (23) as a potential replacement should the Frenchman leave. The Japanese international impressed during the World Cup and was open to joining the capital club—a development that does not bode well for Chevalier. According to our information, a new suitor has emerged for the French keeper: Juventus.
We should remain cautious; there is nothing concrete here. There are many elements that remain rather vague. PSG’s interest in Suzuki is far from certain, even though some Italian media outlets have mentioned it. There is no indication that the Japanese player is ready to move, nor that an agreement with his club would be easy to reach. Furthermore, given the significant difficulties already seen in negotiations between Paris and Juventus regarding Randal Kolo Muani (a 27-year-old forward), it is hard to envision another deal for Chevalier. It is merely a rumor; let us wait for more details before speculating further.
