Pedulla Reveals Galatasaray Have Made ‘Massive Offer' For Inter Milan Linked PSG Star – Adds ‘Man City Also Eyeing Up A Deal'
Pedulla reported, via FCInter1908, that there is a real chance Donnarumma could leave Paris Saint-Germain this summer.
As things stand, Gianluigi Donnarumma still has not signed a new contract with PSG.
And as La Repubblica report, talks between the Italian international and the Champions League winners have not really taken off.
Donnarumma wants a wage increase from €10 million net per season to €12 million net. On the other hand, PSG are aiming lower than that.
Inter Milan and Juventus have been persistently linked with a move to bring Donnarumma back to Serie A if he is to be available.
However, the Nerazzurri and the Bianconeri are far from the only clubs eyeing up the Italy captain's situation.
Pedulla: 'Galatasaray Have Made Donnarumma A Massive Offer, Man City Also Keen'
FLORENCE, ITALY – OCTOBER 08: Gianluigi Donnarumma of Italy looks on prior to the Italy training session at Centro Tecnico Federale di Coverciano on October 08, 2024 in Florence, Italy. (Photo by)
Alfredo Pedulla reports that the next few days will be 'crucial' for Donnarumma's future.
'There's still no agreement on a contract extension, with his deal set to run out.'
'In fact, there's still a gap. So much so that Paris Saint-Germain are hedging their bets by targeting Lille's Chevalier, who's valued at €40 million.'
And Pedulla notes that 'there's a lot of movement' on the Donnarumma front.
'Galatasaray, having settled the Osimhen issue, have made him a massive wage offer,' he reports. 'And they're ready to negotiate with PSG for a deal.'
'The keeper appreciates the Turkish club's effort,' adds Pedulla. 'But he's incline to wait.'
'Galatasaray have also sounded out Ederson, whose contract with City runs out next summer. He never had a chance of joining Napoli, but could interest other clubs.'
'Manchester City themselves are also monitoring Donnarumma,' Pedulla reports. 'That could be key.'
'Despite having reached an agreement to bring Trafford back from Burnely.'
'The English club have asked to be informed. And Guardiola is crazy about Donnarumma.'
However, Pedulla cautions that 'Italian clubs, after having asked for information in the last few months, are currently holding back.'
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