Not denying Gianluigi Donnarumma is a world -class goalkeeper, but this can be a bitter fruit for MU if the Reds of Manchetser bring the Italian goalkeeper to Old Trafford.
Donnarumma is considered as one of the best goalkeepers in the world and has just had a successful season when leading PSG to the Champions League and Ligue 1 championship.
PSG will probably want to sell the Italian goalkeeper in the summer transfer window 2025, as his contract will expire at the end of the season. The Donnarumma will then be allowed to leave in the form of free transfer. And close sources revealed that two Premier League representatives are interested in the 26 -year -old goalkeeper of Italy.
Man City, Arsenal, Tottenham, and Liverpool have stabilized the position in the wooden frame, so the two names mentioned are MU and Chelsea, the teams that are unstable in the final block. However, according to Romano updated, “Chelsea does not actively negotiate to recruit Donnarumma despite many rumors. He is not the goal of Chelsea because they are satisfied with his goalkeeper”.
This means that MU may be the only team in the foggy country interested in the move to recruit Donnarumma, who is priced at £ 26 million by PSG. However, this may be an unnecessary and even intelligent deal of the Red Devils, at least at the present time.
First, coach Ruben Amorim was not less than once confirmed, MU's priority was now selling players before thinking about buying more after spending nearly 200 million pounds from the beginning of the summer. In addition, the goal of the Portuguese strategist is a “No. 6” midfielder, who can shoulder the middle line, becoming a solid shield in front of the defense.
Second, the goal of Sir Jim Ratcliffe and BLD team is to reduce the ceiling salary at MU. According to some prestigious sources, Donnarumma is receiving the salary and bonus at PSG nearly £ 300,000/week, equal to captain Bruno Fernandes and only inferior to midfielder Casemiro (£ 350,000/week). The goal of MU at this time stabilizing the salary fund should certainly not make mistakes by meeting this requirement.
Third, MU has not been able to sell Andrre Onana – who only enjoys £ 120,000/week. It would be very wrong to lock “two tigers in the same bar”, when the talent and class of these two players were not too different. Instead of choosing Donnarumma, MU can continue to put her trust in Onana and look for younger, cheaper choice to gain more experience. Royal Antwerp's Senne Lambens is an interesting choice for MU.
Finally, Donnarumma has good reflexes, the skills of catching the ball in the top of the world. However, the weakness of the Italian player is the ability to play very badly. Modern football is now goalkeeper if the level of vacuum is not easy to be eliminated, David de Gea is evidence to live in MU. In PSG, Donnarumma has the very good support of the defenders as well as the midfielder, the people who escape the good pressing to help him avoid mistakes. Not to mention, the French football environment is also much inferior to the Premier League.