Fabrizio Romano Offers Transfer Update on Chelsea, Man Utd Target's Future at PSG
According to RMC Sport's Fabrice Hawkins, Donnarumma remains with PSG, but his camp is actively exploring potential destinations. Manchester United, Manchester City, Galatasaray, and clubs from Saudi Arabia have all communicated interest.
Donnarumma is still committed to PSG and would only entertain a move if the right project came along. Inside the club, there's still a scenario where he competes with Lucas Chevalier for the No. 1 spot, with Luis Enrique expected to make the final decision, per Hawkins.
PSG standout mulling over decision on his futureTransfer expert Fabrizio Romano reported on Thursday that Donnarumma and his team haven't ruled out staying at PSG.
Even though his contract runs through June 2026 and Lucas Chevalier is on the way, Donnarumma could stay and compete for the starting spot like he did with Keylor Navas. He'll likely decide on his future in the coming months.
Sports Zone recently reported that Manchester United have reached out to PSG about Donnarumma. It looks very unlikely that Donnarumma and PSG will come to an agreement.
The report also mentions that Al-Ittihad and Galatasaray are offering him nearly €20 million a year, while Chelsea and Manchester City have shown interest as well.
At the same time, Corriere dello Sport said Manchester United have become the frontrunner to sign Donnarumma, with recent talks happening between his representatives and the club.
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