Transfer Market: PSG Agrees Deal for Goalkeeper, But With a Surprise

Paris Saint-Germain is reportedly on the verge of securing the signing of Zion Suzuki, the Parma and Japan national team goalkeeper.

According to journalist Fabrice Hawkins, both clubs have reached an agreement for the transfer of the 23-year-old shot-stopper, valued at 35 million euros.

However, there's a twist: the plan outlined by the two-time European champions for the young player involves a loan spell for the upcoming season. One of the options being considered is Juventus, who had also shown interest in acquiring Suzuki.

Given the significant investment in the goalkeeper, PSG appears to be definitively moving away from the possibility of signing Diogo Costa, FC Porto's captain.

Suzuki made 59 official appearances in two seasons at Parma, establishing himself as one of Serie A's top goalkeepers. At the World Cup, he started all four matches for the Japanese national team.