Juve Transfer Market: PSG Goes All Out for Suzuki, Making a Huge Offer to Parma. The Bianconeri Shift Their Focus

Paris Saint-Germain is making concrete moves for Zion Suzuki, the Parma goalkeeper who is also being tracked by Juventus. According to the latest reports, the French champions—who got a late start compared to the Bianconeri—have entered the race for the Japanese goalkeeper and are now reportedly in the lead in negotiations to sign him.

According to reports, PSG has submitted an offer to Parma totaling 33 million euros, comprising a fixed amount and bonuses to the club: the Japanese goalkeeper would compete for the starting spot in Paris with current number one Safonov, while Chevalier would be put on the transfer market following his arrival. This is a significantly higher offer than the one from Turin.

Juventus had been tracking the player for some time but had never managed to close the deal, largely due to Parma’s demands. The Old Lady, having also dropped Dibu Martinez and Svilar from its radar, has now set its sights on Guglielmo Vicario, who could leave Tottenham on loan with an option to buy: the Italian national team goalkeeper is now the top favorite to take the Bianconeri’s goal.

The Vicario option appears particularly attractive to Juventus management from a financial standpoint as well. Tottenham would be willing to let him go on loan with an option to buy set at around 15 million euros. Juventus therefore aims to finalize the Vicario deal within a few days, with the stated goal of making the new number one available to Luciano Spalletti as early as next week. The former Tottenham goalkeeper, who faced stiff competition from Kinsky in the Premier League, would be guaranteed an undisputed starting role in Turin—a factor that could prove decisive in convincing him to join the Bianconeri project.