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Juventus contacts for Suzuki! Parma set the price

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3 months ago

July 5, 2026

Juventus continue to explore several options to strengthen their goalkeeping department ahead of the new season, and the latest name to emerge on the club’s shortlist is Parma goalkeeper Zion Suzuki.

After previously being linked with Emiliano “Dibu” Martínez and Mile Svilar, the Bianconeri have now turned their attention to the highly rated Japanese international.

The 22-year-old enjoyed an impressive debut Serie A campaign with Parma, producing a series of confident performances that caught the attention of several clubs.

His composure on the ball, quick reflexes, and ability to play out from the back have made him one of the league’s most promising young goalkeepers.

Juventus are closely monitoring his progress as they continue evaluating the best solution for their squad.

Parma Standing Firm Over Suzuki

According to Corriere dello Sport, the excellent relationship between Juventus and Parma could help facilitate discussions between the two clubs.

Their recent cooperation, highlighted by the deal involving Giovanni Daffara, demonstrates the positive connection between the sides and leaves the door open for further negotiations during the summer transfer window.

However, convincing Parma to part ways with Suzuki will not be easy. The report states that the Emilia-based club has no intention of selling the goalkeeper at a discounted fee following his outstanding season.

Instead, Parma are demanding around €30 million to consider his departure this summer. That valuation reflects both Suzuki’s growing reputation and the belief that his market value could continue to rise if he maintains his current level of performance.

While Juventus appreciate the goalkeeper’s qualities, the asking price could prove to be a significant obstacle as the club weighs up several alternatives for the position.

With the transfer window still in its early stages, Juventus are expected to continue assessing different goalkeeping targets before making a final decision.

Suzuki remains a serious candidate, but any potential move will likely depend on whether Parma are willing to soften their financial demands in the coming weeks.