Juventus Joins Race for Suzuki as Parma Sets Sale Price

Juventus has entered the race to sign Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki during the summer transfer window, following his impressive performances with Parma and the Japan national team, while his club has set the financial terms for his departure.

According to "Football Italia," Juventus has inquired about the terms to sign Suzuki, joining Leeds United, who are also keen on acquiring the goalkeeper's services.

Interest in Suzuki has surged after his standout performances in Serie A last season, alongside his strong displays with the Japan national team in the 2026 World Cup, before the team was eliminated by Brazil under coach Carlo Ancelotti.

The report indicated that Parma has set the sale price for the goalkeeper at €30 million, including bonuses, while Leeds United has yet to finalize the deal, giving Juventus the opportunity to enter negotiations.