Manchester United backed manager Ruben Amorim with an offensive signature this summer.
Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo and Benjamin Sesko all arrived at Old Trafford this summer as the club provided the right platform for Amorim after a poor performance last season.
Their transfer business is far from over, with the Red Devils chasing Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba and Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma.
Donnarumma’s time at Paris Saint-Germain seems to be coming to an end.
The Italian goalkeeper has omitted the upcoming UEFA Super Cup from PSG’s roster, a move widely seen as a signal that the club is ready to move forward.
Gianluigi Donnarumma is expected to leave PSG
Sources close to the agency industry have been notified Attracted by the side The relationship between Donnarumma and the PSG hierarchy has collapsed, and with his contract due in 2026, the Ligue 1 champion is willing to sell him this summer instead of risking losing him for free.
Manchester United’s signature is believed to be in front of the queue. Amorim made Donnarumma sign his personal priorities, seeing him as an ideal replacement for Andre Onana.
The Red Devils will meet with his agent Enzo Raiola later this week to discuss a deal that could be concluded until 2030. While the proposed salary is less than €18 million per year, the asking price for PSG is about €30 million (£26 million).
Donnarumma currently earns about €850,000 per month, more than €10 million per year and has rejected PSG’s renewal offer, including a reduction in the base salary based on performance bonuses.
Manchester United leads the contest to sign Italian goalkeeper
Donnarumma is known to be open to join another top European club, while moving to Old Trafford has a strong appeal.
Even without next season’s Champions League football, Manchester United’s history, resources and current reconstruction projects are attractive factors.
The 26-year-old situation has attracted the attention of Chelsea and Milan, while Real Madrid is closely monitoring in the hopes of a free signing in 2026, when Thibaut Courtois will be close to 34.
However, Amorim’s Manchester United remains the most likely destination for Italian goalkeepers.
The goalkeeper played 47 times for them in all games, helping PSG win trebles.
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