Juventus and PSG in talks over David and Suzuki
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Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain are holding discussions regarding Jonathan David and Zion Suzuki, indicating potential transfer activity between the two clubs.
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Attributed to original sourceParis Saint-Germain, Juventus and Parma are all involved in a potential deal for goalkeeper Zion Suzuki, but the latest updates claim that Bianconeri striker Jonathan David could also enter the equation.
Juventus and PSG discussing Suzuki and David options According to the latest updates from Fabrizio Romano, PSG are closing in on an agreement to sign goalkeeper Suzuki from Parma this summer. The Japanese goalkeeper is reportedly valued at €35m.
Even though PSG are keen to bring the Parma stopper to the Parc des Princes this summer, it remains to be seen whether he will play his football in Paris or elsewhere in 2026-27 given that Matvei Safonov and Lucas Chevalier remain on the books as well.
If PSG do sign Suzuki and decide to make him available for loan in 2026-27, Juventus are keen to bring him back to Serie A to replace Michele Di Gregorio at the Allianz Stadium. However, there is still a possibility that PSG decide to keep hold of Suzuki while re-assessing their goalkeeping hierarchy. Much also depends on whether Chevalier is sold or not.
Meanwhile, according to Monday’s updates, Juventus striker Jonathan David could also become involved in talks between the Old Lady and PSG.
TURIN, ITALY – JANUARY 25: Jonathan David of Juventus celebrates scoring his team’s first goal during the Serie A match between Juventus FC and SSC Napoli at Juventus Stadium on January 25, 2026 in Turin, Italy. (Photo by Valerio Pennicino/Getty Images) Juventus are still hoping to sell David on a permanent transfer this summer with a price tag in the region of €20m-€30m. A loan move with a potential option to buy has not been ruled out at this stage either.
Calciomercato.com suggests that PSG are in need of an alternative option at centre-forward after selling Goncalo Ramos to Milan earlier this window and that David is an option.
PSG executive Luis Campos is also a key figure in this scenario, given that he was credited with bringing David to France when he served as the sporting director at Lille.
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What happened
Juventus and PSG have opened negotiations involving two players: Jonathan David, the in-demand Lille striker, and Zion Suzuki, the Japanese goalkeeper currently at Parma. The discussions suggest potential transfer movement in both directions or collaborative dealings. Further details on whether these are direct swap talks, separate negotiations, or parallel pursuits remain to be clarified.
Chance analysis
These discussions highlight Juventus' ongoing squad rebuild under their current management, with David representing a high-profile attacking target and Suzuki a goalkeeping reinforcement option. PSG's involvement suggests they may be facilitating or mediating transfers, possibly for financial reasons. If David moves to Juventus, it would significantly boost their attacking options, while Suzuki would add depth in goal.
If completed, Juventus could gain a prolific striker in David and a goalkeeper in Suzuki, strengthening key areas of their squad.
Monitor this transfer saga closely as a confirmed David signing would materially improve Juventus' attacking threat for upcoming Serie A and European matches.