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Juventus continue to haggle with Aston Villa and PSG for Emiliano Martinez and Randal Kolo Muani, but amid some difficulties in those negotiations, they have tested the waters for Zion Suzuki and Mateo Pellegrino, Sportitalia<\/em> reports.<\/p>\n The goalkeeper, who manned the post for Japan in the World Cup, is likely to leave this summer. Parma are eyeing a significant \u2018plusvalenza.\u2019<\/em> The competition delayed his exit, and he\u2019s being tracked by Leeds United and Aston Villa, should they ultimately part ways with the Argentinian icon. The Ducali<\/em> have already signed his replacement, Giovanni Daffara, from the Old Lady.<\/p>\n Juventus would have to empty their coffers to sign either Suzuki or Pellegrino. The former has a \u20ac30M valuation, which is fueled by the ongoing bidding war. The striker doesn\u2019t figure to be much cheaper. He joined Parma for just \u20ac1.6M from Velez Sarsfield in February 2025. He has recorded 12 goals in 50 Serie A appearances, adding two assists.<\/p>\n According to Corriere dello Sport<\/em>, the Bianconeri<\/em> haven\u2019t been able to unlock the arrival of Kolo Muani yet. They tendered just over \u20ac30M, while PSG want \u20ac40M. The counterpart is flexible on the formula, though.<\/p>\n While it\u2019s par for the course to have fallbacks, adding either would be a big pivot, as they are after much more heralded players. The former is a bit more gifted and experienced than Michele Di Gregorio when he first joined, but he\u2019s not a veteran nor a slam-dunk signing, despite his price tag. The striker has a high upside and can be impactful right away, but he\u2019d be more of a super sub or rotational piece than a go-to guy in a top team.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Juventus Eyeing Suzuki and Pellegrino<\/h3>\n
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