The future of Gianluigi Donnarumma isn’t at PSG following the signing of Lucas Chevalier. As a result, the Italian will need to find a new long-term home and rumors have him heading to Manchester

Gianluigi Donnarumma is leaving Paris Saint-Germain and has already held talks over joining one Premier League side in the summer transfer window, with two others interested

Donnarumma announced this week that ‘someone has decided I can no longer’ stay at Paris Saint-Germain amid interest from Manchester City and United

GIANLUIGI DONNARUMMA has this habit of playing brilliantly against English clubs. So it might seem a bit weird that even though the Italian goalkeeper is dreaming of a big-money move to the

Manchester United will not launch a concrete pursuit of Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma unless Andre Onana leaves before the summer deadline, according to reports. Donnarumma's surprise availability represents an enticing market opportunity, especially for a club with such uncertainty between the sticks.

Donnarumma took to social media on Tuesday evening to announce that he had been forced out of PSG by one individual. Manager Luis Enrique admitted that he was “100% responsible” for this standoff, explaining that it has “to do with the profile of the goalkeeper my team needs.”

Gianluigi Donnarumma, 26-year-old Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper (contract until 2026), is at the heart of rumors. His departure is now confirmed, as Lucas Chevalier (23, French national team) has arrived from Lille to replace him.

The Gunners remain interested in Eberechi Eze all summer, but Tottenham have swooped in to begin talks with Crystal Palace over a deal which could cost £68million, though Standard Sport understands his release clause expires tomorrow. Savinho is also wanted by Spurs at a similar price point.