PSG Set to Boost Bid for Goalkeeper Zion Suzuki, Leaving Juventus Concerned
PSG is poised to enhance their offer for Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki, potentially sidelining Juventus in the race for the Parma star. Reports from Tuttomercatoweb relay that PSG’s initial offer of €28 million plus €5 million in bonuses was turned down by Parma, but they are likely to accept the revised proposal underway from the French club.
Nasser Al-Khelaïfi is reportedly preparing to present an offer of approximately €35 million, including bonuses, with renewed discussions between the clubs expected next week. PSG remains optimistic about striking a deal, especially since Suzuki has already expressed his willingness to make the move, marking a significant advancement in his career.
For Juventus, the situation presents mixed implications. Suzuki was a top target for coach Luciano Spalletti, but with the player leaning towards PSG, Juventus now finds their options limited. Their hope lies in potentially securing Suzuki on loan after his transfer to PSG, a move that could align with the player’s hesitations about being an immediate squad member in France.
PSG are preparing to increase their offer for Zion Suzuki, a development that leaves Juventus facing the prospect of missing out on the Parma goalkeeper, at least directly.
According to Tuttomercatoweb, relaying Sky Sport, Parma had rejected an initial PSG proposal of €28m plus €5m in bonuses, but are unlikely to turn down the improved bid the French champions have in mind.
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Nasser Al-Khelaïfi is said to be ready to put around €35m, bonuses included, on the table, with fresh contact between the clubs expected early next week. PSG are optimistic of reaching an agreement for the Japanese, who has already made clear he would happily accept the move, a significant step up in his career.
TOKYO, JAPAN – MAY 31: Zion Suzuki of Japan applauds fans after the international friendly match between Japan and Iceland at MUFG Stadium on May 31, 2026 in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo by Kenta Harada/Getty Images)
Juventus left to hope for a Suzuki loan from PSG
For Juventus, the news is a mixed blessing. Suzuki had been Luciano Spalletti’s preferred goalkeeper target, but with the player set for Paris rather than Turin, the Bianconeri’s only realistic route to him now runs through PSG.
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As has been reported throughout the saga, Juventus are clinging to the hope of a straight loan should the Japanese complete his switch, a scenario that would suit a player unconvinced about immediately being a squad option in the French capital.
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