Sources: Aston Villa believe Johan Manzambi's panned teammate can become 'best in the world'

Villa are relaxed about Suzuki's future despite PSG and Real Madrid interest, with staff believing the 24-year-old can become one of the world's best goalkeepers.

Aston Villa are unconcerned about growing interest in goalkeeper Zion Suzuki from PSG and Real Madrid, sources have told Football Insider. The 24-year-old Japan international joined Villa from Parma in the summer and is viewed by Emery's staff as capable of developing into one of the world's elite goalkeepers.

Villa are not under pressure to sell and view Suzuki as a key part of their plans to establish themselves as a regular Champions League club.

Suzuki has had a mixed start in the Premier League, impressing early before making several high-profile errors in recent weeks. PSG came close to signing him when he left Parma but Villa ultimately secured his services. Real Madrid are searching for a long-term successor to Thibaut Courtois and while a new goalkeeper is not an immediate priority, it remains a clear target.

Both clubs are likely to continue monitoring Suzuki's progress, making this a recurring issue for Villa despite their current unwillingness to sell.