Donnarumma is set to leave Paris Saint-Germain after being left out of the UEFA Super Cup squad. The goalkeeper has confirmed his departure in a short message, expressing disappointment and regret that he couldn’t say a proper goodbye to the fans.
PSG have already signed a new goalkeeper to replace him, making it clear that Donnarumma is no longer in the club’s future plans. The coach reportedly wanted a different style of keeper, which pushed Donnarumma further out of the picture.
In a major development, Donnarumma has now agreed personal terms with Manchester City. However, the deal is not final yet. His move to City depends on the departure of current goalkeeper Ederson, who is being linked with a potential exit.
The Italian international still has one year left on his contract with PSG, but the club appears open to letting him go. His time in Paris had mixed reviews, but he remains one of Europe’s top goalkeepers.
Manchester City could be the next big step in Donnarumma’s career. Manchester City sees him as a long-term option, should Ederson leave this summer.
Donnarumma’s future will likely be resolved before the transfer window closes. If the deal with City doesn’t go through, several other top clubs may still come in with offers.
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