Manchester City are on the verge of a high-profile goalkeeping change as Gianluigi Donnarumma has agreed personal terms with City.
The 25-year-old Paris Saint-Germain star is expected to sign a long-term deal at the Etihad Stadium, with negotiations already ongoing between both clubs over the transfer fee.
The move, however, is dependent on Éderson’s future. The Brazilian goalkeeper has been linked with a possible summer departure, and Donnarumma will only arrive if City’s trusted No.1 moves on.
Guardiola Eyes Response After Spurs Defeat
The development comes just a day after Manchester City suffered a 2-0 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur, a result that underlined the need for fresh energy in Guardiola’s squad. Despite their dominance in recent seasons, City’s setback has reminded many of the competitive edge required to retain the Premier League crown.
Guardiola is believed to view Donnarumma as a long-term solution in goal, given his experience at the highest level with AC Milan, PSG, and the Italian national team, where he famously starred in Italy’s Euro 2020 triumph.
A Transfer That Could Shake Europe
If completed, the deal would mark one of the biggest goalkeeping transfers in recent years, reshaping the balance of power in European football. PSG, meanwhile, may be forced into the market for a replacement, while City fans eagerly await confirmation of whether Donnarumma will become Guardiola’s new No.1.
