The 24-year-old achieved the milestone after being named in Villa’s starting XI for Tuesday’s Champions League clash against Belgian side Club Brugge.
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However, Suzuki’s historic appearance suffered a minor disappointment as he conceded twice, with Hugo Vetlesen and Nicolo Tresoldi finding the net.
The US-born star joined Aston Villa from Parma following Emiliano Martinez’s move to Chelsea, with the Argentine leaving for the two-time Champions League winners.
The Japan international also impressed at this summer’s World Cup, notably making a superb save to deny Brazil star Vinicius Jr.