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PSG and Juventus weigh options on goalkeeper Suzuki and striker David

Paris Saint-Germain is close to signing Parma goalkeeper Zion Suzuki for €35 million, while Juventus is also discussing a possible move for striker Jonathan David.

Sources say Paris Saint-Germain is nearing an agreement to acquire Parma’s goalkeeper Zion Suzuki for €35 million, though his role for the 2026-27 campaign remains uncertain because Matvei Safonov and Lucas Chevalier are also on the roster. Should PSG decide to loan Suzuki, Juventus has indicated a desire to bring him back to Serie A as a replacement for Michele Di Gregorio. The French side could also retain Suzuki while reassessing its goalkeeping hierarchy, depending on Chevalier’s future.

In parallel, Juventus is aiming to transfer striker Jonathan David, targeting a price of €20 million to €30 million, with a loan-plus-option structure not ruled out. PSG, having sold Gonçalo Ramos to Milan, may view David as a new centre-forward option, a move linked to former Lille sporting director Luis Campos, who originally brought David to France.

Why it matters

The negotiations could reshape the squads of two of Europe’s biggest clubs and affect the market value of emerging talents.

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