Paris Saint-Germain have joined Juventus in the race to sign Zion Suzuki this summer as the Bianconeri continue their search for a new first-choice goalkeeper.
Juventus [regard Suzuki as one of the finest goalkeepers available](https://talkjuve.com/2026/07/24/juventus-make-zion-suzuki-their-main-alternative-to-emi-martinez/) and believe he could improve their options between the posts. The club are determined to strengthen the position as they prepare for the new season.
Juventus face competition for Suzuki
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Luciano Spalletti had hoped to begin pre-season with a fully strengthened squad capable of competing for major honours, and Suzuki is viewed as a goalkeeper who could help the team achieve those ambitions.
The Japan international has impressed since joining Parma, establishing himself as one of the standout goalkeepers in the Italian top flight. Juventus believe he can continue to develop further if he makes the move to Turin.
According to [Calciomercato](https://www.calciomercato.com/liste/juventus-duello-vicario-suzuki-per-la-porta-sul-giapponese-del-parma-spunta-la-concorrenza-del-psg/blt4f42e742dab4053d#cs80fa339bda975213), Juventus have been working on a deal for Suzuki over the past few weeks, but they now face fresh competition after Paris Saint-Germain entered the race for his signature.
Decision could rest with the goalkeeper
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The French champions are interested in adding Suzuki to their goalkeeping department and are expected to hold discussions with Parma in an effort to secure an agreement before Juventus can complete a deal.
Juventus believe they can offer Suzuki the opportunity to become their first-choice goalkeeper immediately, a factor that could work in their favour if he is allowed to choose between the two clubs.
By contrast, regular starting opportunities may be less certain at Paris Saint-Germain, where competition for places could be stronger. That could influence Suzuki’s decision if both clubs reach an agreement with Parma.
The coming weeks are likely to determine where the goalkeeper continues his career, with Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain both eager to strengthen their squads. Suzuki’s final decision could depend on the sporting project and the prospect of regular first-team football rather than financial considerations alone.