Report: Donnarumma agrees move to new club after PSG axe | OneFootball

Things could be moving quickly for Gianluigi Donnarumma. After being left out of the PSG squad for the Super Cup against Tottenham on Wednesday, the Italian goalkeeper appears to have reached an agreement with his new club, according to 'L'Équipe'.

Donnarumma is said to have agreed with Manchester City and already spoken with Pep Guardiola, the report claims.

Donnarumma is reportedly cheaper than his successor Lucas Chevalier, for whom PSG allegedly paid €40 million plus €15 million in bonuses.

The goalkeeper's agent expressed caution in an interview with 'Sky Sport': "We will now think about solutions. Maybe there are Premier League clubs that can pay the required amount," said Enzo Raiola. He couldn't resist a small dig at the Parisians: "Paris Saint-Germain wants a lot of money. They talk about respect, but it's all about the money."

Additionally, they are shocked by the club's behavior. After four years together, there is "zero respect from the club". Donnarumma was even willing to cut his salary, "but PSG changed the conditions again," his agent added.

City could respond to the impending departure of Ederson with the signing of Donnarumma. The goalkeeper is reportedly on the verge of a move to Galatasaray.

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