Italy international Gianluigi Donnarumma had only just found some security at PSG, but that could change again next season under coach Luis Enrique.
When the shot-stopper first arrived in Paris from Milan as a free agent in the summer of 2021, he was competing for the gloves with Keylor Navas.
The 25-year-old had pushed his way forward to become the first choice for the last two seasons, this term playing 42 competitive games and keeping 16 clean sheets.
Donnarumma told to fight for PSG gloves
However, L’Equipe warn that Luis Enrique is planning to go back to basics from next term, as Matvei Safonov, Arnau Tenas and Donnarumma will all be fighting it out for position.
It stands to reason, as Paris Saint-Germain just paid €20m to sign Safonov from FK Krasnodar and curiously he was born on exactly the same day as Donnarumma, making them the same age.
This is probably not what the Italy star expected at this stage of his career, just as he had worked his way to being their Number One.
As he started so young, the 25-year-old has already amassed 251 senior matches for Milan and 114 for PSG.
Yeah, but he’ll be paid the same, right? So no real difference… Milan were in the CL semis last year. PSG lost in the CL finals this year, only after being gifted qualification in overtime against Newcastle. Clearly, sporting ambitions were not in his mind then and probably isn’t now. Great players who win gi to great clubs, like Mbappe moving to Real Madrid. Becoming French champion is the height of accomplishment at PSG.
Shouldn’t have left, son. Blame yoir family and agent for their horrible advice. Players with no loyalty get no sympathy when their plans fall apart.