Leeds United are reportedly stepping up their pursuit of Parma goalkeeper Zion Suzuki, according to English Premier League Index, as the race for the Japanese international's signature continues to heat up across Europe.
The report suggests Leeds remain firmly interested in the shot-stopper, who has become one of the more sought-after names in the goalkeeping market this summer. While competition from other clubs on the continent is said to be intensifying, Leeds are understood to be maintaining their push to land Suzuki as they look to strengthen between the posts ahead of the new season.
No fee or personal terms have been confirmed, and at this stage the move remains firmly in transfer-speculation territory rather than an agreed deal. Suzuki's future is likely to become clearer as the summer window progresses, with Leeds keen to establish themselves among the frontrunners should Parma be open to negotiations. Further details on valuation and rival interest are yet to emerge.