PSG Goalkeeper Donnarumma Expected to Leave Amid Squad Reshuffle

Gianluigi Donnarumma, PSG's standout goalkeeper and key player in their treble-winning 2024-25 season including the Champions League, has been left out of the squad for the 2025 UEFA Super Cup against Tottenham amid growing speculation about his departure. PSG recently signed Lille's Lucas Chevalier for over 40 million euros, signaling a reshuffle in the goalkeeper position and making it unlikely both can coexist in the starting lineup. Donnarumma has reportedly rejected PSG's contract extension offer, with his current deal set to expire in 2026, and is open to leaving if the right club emerges, with interest from clubs like Manchester United and Chelsea. PSG's management and coach Luis Enrique appear to be moving forward without Donnarumma, given the arrival of Chevalier and the goalkeeper's refusal to accept a secondary role. The situation has created uncertainty around Donnarumma's future, with potential moves also stirring concerns within the Italian national team. Overall, PSG faces a delicate balancing act managing top goalkeepers while Donnarumma seeks a club where he can maintain a leading position.