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Just as Juventus seemed ready to welcome in Zion Suzuki on loan from PSG, the contacts between the parties stopped. The Bianconeri<\/em> are pivoting away from him, Corriere dello Sport<\/em> informs.<\/p>\n The Japanese international is poised to complete a \u20ac35M move to the UEFA Champions League champions. However, it appears that the buyers weren\u2019t going to send him back to Italy immediately. Instead, the Old Lady wishes to install their new goalie pronto. He could initially stay in the French capital to be assessed by Luis Enrique, even though they have two other starting-caliber shot-stoppers.<\/p>\n With Suzuki losing steam, Juventus will revisit Gugliemo Vicario and Anatoly Trubin. They only want the former on loan, possibly with an option to buy, while the Ukrainian\u2019s price tag is considerable, at least \u20ac25M.<\/p>\n The Bianconeri<\/em> haven\u2019t planned a big disbursement. They believe they have strong chances of signing Alisson on a Bosman transfer next year. Or that some juicy options, Atalanta\u2019s Marco Carnesecchi or Roma\u2019s Mile Svilar, will be easier to snag.<\/p>\n Developing somebody for another side\u2019s benefit wasn\u2019t a great idea to begin with, considering that he\u2019s not a massive upgrade over their present men and that he would have missed time due to the Asian Cup. If he\u2019ll be on the move again, a return to Parma is the most logical way to go.<\/p>\n A rental isn\u2019t palatable either, even with a quality solution waiting in the wings, but it\u2019d work a little better with a veteran. If they don\u2019t want to spend now, it could make sense to try a young-ish reclamation project, like Lucas Chevalier or somebody in the same vein, and evaluate him for a year before deciding whether he\u2019s the guy.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Juventus, Suzuki, and Vicario<\/h3>\n
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