PSG submits official offer for Zaion Suzuki — Parma set to accept
Paris are offering 33 million euros for the 23-year-old goalkeeper; Suzuki’s role may hinge on Lucas Chevalier’s future.
PSG has sent an official offer to Parma for Japan national team goalkeeper Zaion Suzuki, setting up a transfer that could move quickly if clubs reach an agreement.
Insider Fabrizio Romano reports that Paris are prepared to pay 33 million euros for the 23-year-old goalkeeper. Parma is reportedly satisfied with that figure, which places PSG ahead of Juventus in the race since the Turin club has not submitted any official bids so far.
How Suzuki would fit and what could change
Paris Saint-Germain have already outlined their project to Suzuki, according to the same reports. The precise role Suzuki would occupy in the squad would depend in part on the future of Lucas Chevalier at the club.
From Parma’s perspective, the offer appears strong enough to move negotiations forward; for PSG this would be an investment in a young keeper with international experience.
At this stage neither club has published an official confirmation and further steps — including personal terms and possible medicals — remain to be finalised before the transfer can be completed.
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