Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma's future is in the spotlight, despite a career-defining season that saw him help the club to a historic treble and their first-ever Champions League title. The Italian international, who was instrumental in PSG's European success with a series of crucial saves in the knockout stages, is reportedly at an impasse with the club over a new contract.
With his current deal set to expire next summer, speculation is mounting that Donnarumma could be on his way out of the Parc des Princes. Sources indicate that renewal talks have stalled, leading to a host of top clubs across Europe showing interest in the 26-year-old.
Manchester United has emerged as a frontrunner in the race for Donnarumma's signature, with reports suggesting they are preparing a substantial offer. The Premier League side is said to be looking for a new first-choice goalkeeper to replace André Onana, and Donnarumma is seen as a major upgrade. Donnarumma, for his part, is reportedly keen on a move to the Premier League and has already rejected lucrative offers from clubs in Turkey and the Saudi Pro League.
The situation has been further complicated by PSG's recent acquisition of Lucas Chevalier from Lille, a move that many see as a clear sign that the French champions are preparing for life without their current number one. Chevalier's arrival could put Donnarumma's starting position at risk, which may be a key factor in his decision to seek a new challenge.
Despite the transfer uncertainty, Donnarumma's individual achievements have not gone unnoticed. He was recently named to the shortlist for the prestigious Yachine Trophy, awarded to the world's best goalkeeper, and is also among the nine PSG players nominated for the Ballon d'Or.
