PSG Move to Sign Zion Suzuki as Juventus Push for Immediate Loan

The reported purchase would ease PSG’s goalkeeper logjam and give Juventus a low-cost, ready-made No.1 if the clubs can agree loan terms.

Overview

PSG have reportedly agreed to buy goalkeeper Zion Suzuki from Parma for about €35 million including bonuses, a deal first reported on Thursday that clubs expect to confirm soon.
Juventus are pressing for an immediate season-long loan from PSG to fill their urgent starting-goalkeeper need and want the wage bill shared between the clubs.
Suzuki is said to be willing to move to Turin and has offered his availability for a loan that would keep him as Juventus’ leading option rather than a backup in Paris.
PSG face a crowded goalkeeping group with Matvey Safonov, Lucas Chevalier and new signing Alessandro Longoni, and coach Luis Enrique reportedly prefers moving Lucas Chevalier to clear space.
Key terms remain under negotiation, including how wages and guarantees are split and whether Juventus will have a buy option, and those financial details will decide the operation in the coming hours.