PSG have increased their offer for Zion Suzuki as negotiations with Parma intensify, with the French champions now proposing a structure that would see the Japanese goalkeeper loaned to Juventus once a permanent deal is completed. Despite investing heavily in Lucas Chevalier last year, his struggles have forced PSG to search for a new long‑term No.1, turning their focus to Suzuki after his standout Serie A performances.

Initially, PSG attempted to include Chevalier in the operation, but Juventus rejected the idea, prompting Paris to reshape the proposal. Transfer experts report that PSG have raised their bid to €28 million plus add‑ons. Suzuki, 23, rose to prominence at Urawa Reds before moving to Europe, developing at Sint‑Truidense and then establishing himself at Parma over the past two seasons. His rapid rise has attracted interest across Europe, and PSG’s latest move signals their determination to secure his signature despite the deal’s complexity.