PSG signs Zion Suzuki and guarantees Japanese goalkeeper in new deal
The move by Zion Suzuki, goalkeeper for the Japanese national team, to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) reaches its decisive phase. Journalist Fabrizio Romano, known for his expertise in athlete transactions, announced the completion of the deal with the phrase “HERE WE GO!”, confirming the deal. The prospect of a Japanese player joining an elite European club generates great enthusiasm among fans, who celebrate the feat. Suzuki’s arrival at PSG represents an important milestone, and could pave the way for an athlete from Japan to win the Champions League.
Previously, Romano had informed about the increase in PSG’s proposal to Parma, reaching 35 million euros, equivalent to around 6.44 billion yen, using the quote of 1 euro to 184 yen. This movement already signaled the proximity of the outcome. Official confirmation came on August 11, when he publicly disclosed that “PSG have reached a basic agreement with Parma for Zion Suzuki, here we go!”.
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