Paris Saint-Germain is indeed interested in Zion Suzuki, the 23-year-old Japanese goalkeeper currently playing for Parma. According to reports from journalists Nicolò Schira and Abdellah Boulma, the matter is active, but Juventus is also making moves and is now attempting to gain the upper hand in this summer transfer race.
Nicolò Schira describes a situation where competition for Zion Suzuki has become more concrete. Juventus has reportedly opened talks with Parma and secured the player’s willingness to join the Turin club. For PSG, this Italian push might force them to accelerate their efforts if the Japanese goalkeeper is truly a priority. However, at this stage, no accepted offer or definitive agreement between the parties has been announced.
Abdellah Boulma :
PSG is indeed in talks with Parma regarding Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki. This move is part of a broader internal assessment concerning the future of Lucas Chevalier, who wishes to remain at the club.
For his part, Abdellah Boulma confirms that talks are taking place between Paris Saint-Germain and Parma, lending further weight to a lead that was first reported in Italy. The mention of a broader strategic review by the Parisian club is also significant: it suggests that various scenarios are being considered for the future. However, this does not mean that Suzuki will definitely join Paris, nor that a departure from the current squad is already scheduled. The situation remains wide open.
