Zion Suzuki, who joined Parma from Sint-Truiden in the 2024 summer transfer window for approximately 7.5 million euros, has emerged as a key player for the team. His performance has seen significant improvement, drawing interest from several European clubs. Corriere dello Sport reported that these clubs have inquired about him after his recent impressive performances. Parma is said to have set an informal asking price of 45 million euros for Suzuki, which is slightly less than the amount Manchester United paid for Onana. This asking price reflects Suzuki's increased market value due to his enhanced performance.

Bayern Monaco scouts have been following Zion Suzuki, the goalkeeper of Parma and the Japanese national team. Bayern is interested in Suzuki, and the interest may become more concrete in the coming weeks. The operation could potentially be completed by June. Suzuki has conceded 29 goals in 18 matches, with three clean sheets.

Zion Suzuki, a Japanese goalkeeper currently playing for Parma, is being monitored by Manchester United and Bayern Munich as a potential long-term solution for their goalkeeping position. Suzuki joined Parma from Sint-Truidense for 7.5 million euros last summer.