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PSG Eyes Parma's Suzuki in €33M Goalkeeper Deal
4 Aug
Summary
- PSG reportedly offered €28 million plus €5 million in bonuses.
- Zion Suzuki is increasingly open to joining Paris Saint-Germain.
- PSG is considering loaning Suzuki or making him backup.
Paris Saint-Germain has reportedly submitted a substantial offer of €28 million, with an additional €5 million in bonuses, to Parma for their goalkeeper Zion Suzuki. This move signifies PSG's continued activity in the goalkeeper market, a sector they have consistently invested in over recent seasons.
While his current coach has stated Suzuki remains a Parma player, Italian media suggests the transfer is imminent. Juventus, previously interested, has shifted focus. Suzuki himself is reportedly open to joining Paris, seeking clarity on his role within the squad which already includes Matvey Safonov and Lucas Chevalier.
PSG is contemplating two main scenarios: either Suzuki arrives as a backup with Chevalier potentially departing, or he could be loaned out for the upcoming season before integrating with the team later. Chevalier's own future is also subject to speculation, with Juventus reportedly interested in him for a loan move.
