When Java 19 lands you can have best of both worlds. Virtual Threads are equivalent to goroutines but you have access to better languages like Java, Kotlin and Clojure.
Valhalla has also produced an amount of language machinery that results in most of the same issues as Go. (E.g. "is this function receiving an interface or concrete value?" becomes "do I have a class, value class, or primitive class?") The performance ripples of requiring value objects to be immutable also remains to be seen.
I think by Java 21 they will be rock solid though which isn't really that far away in Java timescales.
Immutability is trivial to optimize away.