🚨 Donnarumma, complete break with PSG: left out for the Super Cup! 😱 | OneFootball

A definitive break between Gianluigi Donnarumma and PSG is taking place, which could soon seal the goalkeeper's farewell and, with good probability, his arrival in the Premier League.

In recent days, another setback has arrived for the renewal of Donnarumma's contract, which expires in 2026, with negotiations now stalled. PSG has proposed a reduced salary, between 8 and 9 million, compared to the current 10 million.

The purchase of Chevalier for 40 million euros — presented by the club as "comfortable on the goal line, in one-on-one situations, in exits, and with excellent footwork" — has been a clear signal, while L'Équipe has highlighted how the situation between the posts risks becoming a real internal war, also considering the presence of Safonov.

Indications that confirmed a future increasingly far from Paris for the Italian goalkeeper. The latest news — revealed by Fabrice Hawkins and confirmed by La Gazzetta dello Sport — about his exclusion from the squad for the European Super Cup on Wednesday in Udine against Tottenham is further proof.

This morning — as reported by Gianluigi Bagnulo on Sky Sport — it was perceived that things would go in this direction: Gigio arrived at the club's training center around 11 am and, shortly before noon, he left first, probably without even training. Now Donnarumma's future will be in full evolution: for Fabrizio Romano, it is certain that the Italian will leave Paris.

The decision not to call him up has definitively cracked the relationship, with the player's entourage considering the situation unfair. In recent days, there had been talk of interest from top English clubs, particularly Chelsea and Manchester United. In light of the latest developments, however, what until now seemed like a simple inquiry could soon turn into a concrete negotiation.

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