Japanese goalkeeper arouses interest from European giants, AC Milan intends to introduce

According to the latest report from the Italian "Milan Sports", Japanese young goalkeeper Suzuki Aiyan, who currently plays for the Serie A team Parma, has become the focus of AC Milan. The talented goalkeeper is seen as the ideal candidate to replace the current main player, Menion.

Born in 2002, Aiyan Suzuki is only 22 years old, but has accumulated rich game experience in European football. Not only did he make his mark in the Belgian league, but his performance in Serie A is also eye-catching and attracts the attention of many top European clubs.

Aiyan Suzuki, who is 1.90 meters tall, has become a promising goalkeeper star in the future with her outstanding physical fitness and agile reaction ability. Currently, his annual salary in Parma is only 930,000 euros. If he can successfully transfer to a higher level club, his salary will undoubtedly be greatly improved.

It is worth mentioning that Aiyan Suzuki was born in the United States, with her father being Ghanaian and her mother being Japanese, so he is qualified to play for the three national teams of the United States, Ghana and Japan. However, in the end, he chose to represent the Japanese national team.

Although AC Milan showed a strong interest in Suzuki Aiyan, the club has not officially submitted a offer so far. Meanwhile, Parma has made it clear that it does not intend to sell the young Japanese national gate this summer. They firmly believe that with Suzuki's continuous growth, its market value will increase significantly and may attract the attention of other top European leagues such as the Premier League.

AC Milan has temporarily slowed down the pace of introducing Suzuki Caiyan, mainly because the issue of staying and leaving of current main goalkeeper Meinion is still unresolved. French national goalkeeper Menion is currently receiving high attention from Chelsea clubs in the Premier League.

Chelsea hopes to introduce Meinian to replace the poorly performed current goalkeeper Robert Sanchez, and Meinian himself is also interested in going to London to develop and looks forward to continuing to compete in the Champions League next season.

Although AC Milan does not reject letting away Meinian when receiving a suitable offer, the club still needs to carefully consider the major adjustments to the goalkeeper's position. This decision not only affects the team's tactical layout, but also directly affects whether Suzuki Aiyan can successfully join the Red and Black Legion.