PSG Could Sign Suzuki and Loan Him to Juventus
Juventus may still secure the signing of Zion Suzuki, as surprising reports indicate that Paris Saint-Germain could purchase him from Parma with the intention of loaning the goalkeeper to the Bianconeri.
It is widely known that Juventus has shown interest in the Japanese international to bolster their goalkeeping options this season. However, coach Luciano Spalletti had previously cautioned about the "prohibitive" costs associated with the transfer.
Suzuki's impressive performances during the 2026 World Cup significantly boosted his profile and, consequently, his transfer valuation, attracting the attention of Paris Saint-Germain.
PSG and Juventus May Share Suzuki's Services
However, PSG currently has a goalkeeping situation to manage. If they encounter difficulties selling Lucas Chevalier, their €30 million investment in Suzuki could potentially go unused.
According to reports from Corriere dello Sport and L'Equipe, an interesting alternative has emerged that could satisfy all parties involved for the 2026-27 campaign.
This scenario involves Paris Saint-Germain purchasing Suzuki and then loaning him to Juventus, effectively deferring the final decision until next summer.
This potential arrangement appears to have surfaced during negotiations between the two clubs for striker Randal Kolo Muani. Initially, Kolo Muani was slated for a loan with an obligation to buy, but at the last minute, the deal transitioned into a permanent transfer.
As an alternative, Juventus could consider signing Guglielmo Vicario from Tottenham Hotspur for approximately €15 million.
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