The switch of Emiliano Martinez in favour of Zion Suzuki by Aston Villa has aroused interest amongst some of the big European clubs, including Real Madrid and Paris St. Germain. The excellent performances from the Japanese keeper have attracted the…

Aston Villa goalkeeper Zion Suzuki has reportedly attracted transfer interest from major European clubs, including Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain. Premier League rivals Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool, and Tottenham Hotspur are also keeping tabs on the 24-year-old Japan international following his strong start to the season.
Villa signed Suzuki permanently from Parma in August for around £30 million to succeed Emiliano Martinez. Despite the reported interest, manager Unai Emery considers Suzuki central to his plans, and Villa hold a commanding position with five years remaining on the goalkeeper's contract.
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