The bond between Gianluigi Donnarumma and Paris Saint-Germain has seemingly reached a breaking point. As reported by transfer insider Fabrizio Romano, the Italian goalkeeper has been excluded from PSG’s squad for the UEFA Super Cup clash against Tottenham Hotspur, signaling a sharp turn in his standing at the club. This exclusion suggests that Donnarumma is poised to depart the French champions, likely during the current transfer window—or failing that, upon the expiration of his contract next summer. PSG have already bolstered their goalkeeping ranks by signing Lucas Chevalier from Lille—a move widely interpreted as the club identifying a successor to Donnarumma. Donnarumma is currently drawing strong interest from Premier League sides, notably Manchester United and Chelsea, while his representatives emphasize that he remains open to the right project—but will not be forced out. With just one year left on his contract and no agreement on an extension, Donnarumma appears increasingly likely to leave either this summer or as a free agent in 2026.India TodayThe SunWikipedia
