Serie A side Parma appear to be inching closer to the sale of Zion Suzuki, with Paris Saint-Germain growing in confidence about a move.
Gianluca Di Marzio has reported that after PSG’s €28 million + €5 million in bonuses offer was rejected, the Ligue 1 giants are ready to raise the stakes to €35 million including bonuses.
This is seen as a vital acceleration in the move, with PSG growing increasingly confident about signing the Japan international. Talks with Parma over the price are expected early next week and this will be crucial in the move.
Work has been done in the last few hours for the new offer, with Suzuki seen as the long-term replacement for Gigio Donnarumma.
Suzuki finally getting a big move
Since his early days, the keeper has been destined for big things and he has clearly now started to fulfill his potential. A move to PSG would mark that progress and growth, with Parma making their second big sale within the space of 12 months too.
Kaustubh Pandey – GIFN
