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Zion Suzuki to Paris Saint Germain

This move fell through. Last report: Sacha Tavolieri, 15 August 2026.

Zion Suzuki's move to Paris Saint-Germain is now essentially done. Parma and PSG have agreed a package worth around €35m, split into €30m fixed and €5m in bonuses tied to the club's collective performance rather than the goalkeeper himself. Suzuki has already agreed personal terms on a five-year contract that would run to June 2029, and the medical has been passed. The one loose thread is a separate loan matter involving Juventus, which sits outside the PSG transfer itself. The sourcing here is about as strong as it gets. Fabrizio Romano posted his trademark here we go, and that has been corroborated independently by Fabrice Hawkins, Loic Tanzi and Ben Jacobs, all giving the same €35m figure and five-year term. Gianluca Di Marzio flagged the fixed fee talks a day earlier while the Juventus loan question was still open. Four separate voices landing on the same number within a day of each other is about as corroborated as transfer reporting gets. This one is about as close to done as a deal can be before the ink is dry. Terms are set, the medical is behind them, and the fee structure is agreed down to how the bonuses are triggered. Barring a late administrative snag, completion looks all but certain now. Parma have shown they know how to cash in on academy graduates and squad players, having sold to Liverpool for €29m, Inter for €23m in 2025 and Fiorentina for €15m the same year. Suzuki himself arrived at Parma for just €8m from Sint-Truiden, having come through Urawa Reds for €4m in 2024, so a €35m exit represents a considerable rise in his valuation. Watch for the formal an

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