PSG interested in Japan goalkeeper Zion Suzuki after World Cup performances

Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly made contact over a possible move for Japan goalkeeper Zion Suzuki, with the Parma player emerging as a target for the French champions.

According to Sky Sport Italia, PSG have started discussions regarding the 22-year-old goalkeeper, who impressed during the World Cup with a series of strong performances for Japan.

Suzuki played a key role in Japan’s memorable displays against some of the world’s leading teams, including a 2-2 draw with the Netherlands and a 2-1 victory over Brazil.

His performances on the international stage have increased his profile, with PSG now monitoring his situation as they assess their options in goal.

The interest comes as uncertainty continues around PSG’s current goalkeeping situation. Lucas Chevalier, who joined the club for €50 million a year ago, has faced competition for the starting position from Matvey Safonov during the season.

That competition has raised questions over Chevalier’s long-term status as PSG’s first-choice goalkeeper and has reportedly affected his position with the French national team.

Suzuki’s rise has also attracted attention from other major European clubs, with Juventus among the teams linked with the Japanese international.

However, any potential move would require a significant financial commitment. Italian reports suggest Parma would demand a fee in the region of €30 million to €35 million for the goalkeeper.

PSG are now considering whether Suzuki could be the long-term solution to their goalkeeping plans as they continue to evaluate their squad options.

The Japanese goalkeeper’s performances have made him one of the most closely watched young goalkeepers in European football, and his next career move could become one of the major stories of the transfer window.