According to football-italia, Juventus might get Zion Suzuki after all. Surprisingly, Paris Saint-Germain might sign the goalkeeper from Parma first and then loan him to the Bianconeri.

It is well-known that the Old Lady is interested in signing the Japanese international to play as the team's goalkeeper this season, but coach Spalletti once warned that the cost of this acquisition was "prohibitively expensive".

Zion Suzuki's excellent performance in the 2026 World Cup raised his profile and increased his transfer value, which in turn attracted the interest of Paris Saint-Germain.

Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus may share Zion Suzuki

However, Paris Saint-Germain already has a goalkeeper, and if they have difficulty selling Chevalier, then spending 30 million euros to sign Zion Suzuki could be a waste of money.

According to reports from Corriere dello Sport and L'Equipe, there is a clever solution that could make all parties happy in the 2026-27 season.

The plan is: Paris Saint-Germain signs Zion Suzuki first, and then loans him to Juventus, postponing the issue until next summer.

This idea seems to have emerged when the two clubs were negotiating the transfer of striker Kolo Muani. Kolo Muani's initial transfer plan was a loan with a mandatory buyout, but it eventually turned into a permanent transfer at the last minute.

Another alternative for Juventus is to sign Tottenham goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario for around 15 million euros.

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