PSG Goalkeeper Donnarumma Contract Dispute Spurs Chelsea, Man United Interest

Gianluigi Donnarumma's future at Paris Saint-Germain remains uncertain amid ongoing contract renewal talks, with the Italian goalkeeper demanding a salary equal to his current €244,808 gross weekly wage, while PSG proposes a pay structure partially based on games played to encourage competition. Despite his desire to stay, Donnarumma has attracted significant interest from major clubs including Chelsea, Manchester United, Manchester City, and Inter Milan, who see him as a valuable target given his experience and current contract expiring next summer. Chelsea, in particular, view Donnarumma as a ready-made, top-level goalkeeper who could solve their recent goalkeeping challenges and are closely watching the situation, especially as PSG and Chelsea face off in the Club World Cup final. Manchester United is also contemplating a move, especially with their current keeper Andre Onana sidelined by injury, while exploring alternatives like Emiliano Martinez and Marco Carnesecchi. Donnarumma’s strong performances in the 2024-25 season, including 12 clean sheets and a key role in PSG’s treble-winning campaign, have enhanced his market value, but any formal transfer decisions will likely wait until after the Club World Cup. PSG is expected to demand a premium for Donnarumma despite his contract situation, and his final decision on staying or moving will come after the tournament.