Manchester United have been keeping a close eye on Zion Suzuki for several months now, highlighting their strong and consistent interest in the Japanese goalkeeper. Among the clubs tracking him, United’s efforts stand out as the most dedicated, showing they are genuinely considering a move for him during the upcoming transfer window.
Suzuki, just 22 years old, has impressed with his performances at Urawa Red Diamonds and on international duty with Japan. His age and potential align well with the recruitment strategy currently being shaped by INEOS, focusing on young players who can grow into long-term assets for the club.
With United aiming to strengthen their goalkeeping options—particularly to find a dependable backup for Andre Onana, and possibly a future first-choice—Suzuki emerges as a fitting candidate. His agility, calmness under pressure, and ability to play out from the back have drawn praise and comparisons to some of the game’s top modern goalkeepers.
Would bringing in Suzuki be a wise move for United this summer, or should the club lean toward a more seasoned option to support Onana?
