Gianluigi Donnarumma informed of Lucas Chevalier's impending arrival at PSG
His replacement is already lined up and is closing in on a move to the Parc des Princes. Lucas Chevalier (23), a long-term target for PSG, will be his successor in goal. understands that PSG have now informed Donnarumma of the Frenchman's impending arrival at the club. They have done so in order to be open and transparent about the situation.
As previously reported by RMC Sport, Luis Enrique has decided to make Chevalier his No.1 goalkeeper for the upcoming season. The message to Donnarumma is therefore clear. Forced towards the exit door, the Italy international is notably of interest to Manchester United and Chelsea.
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