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·27 de julho de 2026
Transfer news – PSG contact Suzuki, is Chevalier on his way out?

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·27 de julho de 2026

Zion Suzuki, the 23-year-old goalkeeper for Japan and Parma (under contract until 2029), has been mentioned among Paris Saint-Germain’s options for the 2026 transfer window. Sky Sport claimed on Monday that PSG has opened initial talks, with the idea of replacing Lucas Chevalier (24). All of this amid some competition in the case.
“Juventus are not the only club interested in Zion Suzuki: Parma’s Japanese goalkeeper is being watched by several Premier League clubs, and even, in recent hours, by Paris Saint-Germain. The reigning European champions are said to have made contact with Suzuki in recent hours, and he could join the French club if one of their current goalkeepers were to leave, whether permanently or on loan. The main candidate is Lucas Chevalier, who arrived last summer from Lille and could leave Luis Enrique’s squad during this transfer window.”
It cannot be said that PSG being interested in Suzuki, a promising goalkeeper on the rise, is unthinkable. However, caution is naturally required since there is still nothing concrete. We know PSG are often linked a bit too freely with various deals. That can come from the media, a club, or the player’s entourage in order to add a bit of spice or pressure.
Here, nothing is obvious and nothing is concrete. Paris may very well go no further in this case. Also, there would need to be a departure among PSG’s goalkeepers. That is not impossible to imagine, especially for Chevalier. However, the recent trend is that he stays and fights for a place. And there would need to be a concrete lead for his departure. One can also wonder whether the Parisian club would want to embark on another change in this position, given that there was already significant investment in Chevalier a year ago.
Let’s wait and see whether anything concrete emerges. It would not be surprising if this case continued without PSG, but rather with Juventus or another club. But the transfer window can sometimes move quickly.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.


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