The domino that Juventus have been watching all summer has finally fallen. According to Fabrizio Romano, Paris Saint-Germain have concluded the signing of Zion Suzuki from Parma for a total package of €35 million — €30 million as a fixed fee, plus €5 million in bonuses tied to team objectives rather than individual performance. The Japanese international will now undergo his medical and sign his contract in Paris.
A Decision Now Falls to Luis Enrique
With Suzuki arriving at the Parc des Princes, PSG manager Luis Enrique faces an immediate squad management question. The French club’s goalkeeping department will now feature Safonov as the established first choice, alongside Suzuki and Chevalier — whose own situation involves a potential permanent departure. Both cannot comfortably coexist in the same squad at the same time, and the most logical resolution is a loan for one of them.
That is precisely the opening Juventus have been engineering for weeks. As Calciomercato confirms, the bianconeri will now begin work to reach an agreement with PSG for a loan move for Suzuki — the profile Luciano Spalletti has consistently identified as his preferred goalkeeper solution, and the player the technical staff regards as the ideal profile for the demands of the role in the new Juventus system.
For Juventus, the Wait Is Now Purposeful
The season opener against Frosinone is twelve days away. Suzuki is now a PSG player. The question of whether he spends his first season in France or in Turin hinges entirely on Carnevali’s ability to reach a loan agreement with Luis Campos in the coming days. Given the existing warm relationship between the two clubs — forged across the long summer of Kolo Muani negotiations — the conversation will begin from a foundation of mutual respect and commercial familiarity. Juventus’s most wanted goalkeeper is in Paris. The phone call has already been made.
