PSG Lowers Donnarumma Price as Man City Interest Grows

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) have significantly lowered their asking price for goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma amid strong interest from Manchester City, with the fee reportedly reduced from around €50 million to between €30-35 million (£26-30 million). Donnarumma, who was a key player in PSG's recent treble-winning campaign, has been pushed down the pecking order following the arrival of Lucas Chevalier and only has one year left on his contract, prompting PSG to seek his departure. Manchester City have already agreed personal terms with Donnarumma but are hesitant to finalize a deal until they sell their current first-choice goalkeeper Ederson, who is attracting interest from Galatasaray. The potential transfer hinges on Ederson's move to Turkey, which would clear the way for Donnarumma's arrival, a deal seen as a rare opportunity for City to acquire one of Europe’s elite goalkeepers at a reduced price. Other Premier League clubs like Manchester United have shown interest but face concerns regarding Donnarumma's wages, while Chelsea appear to be backing their existing goalkeepers. PSG's urgency to sell and Donnarumma's desire to join City highlight a complex transfer scenario influenced heavily by Ederson's uncertain future.