Overview
- PSG excluded Gianluigi Donnarumma from its UEFA Super Cup squad to face Tottenham in Udine, elevating Lucas Chevalier from Lille as the club’s first-choice goalkeeper.
- Renewal talks have stalled over PSG’s proposal to replace part of Donnarumma’s guaranteed salary with performance-based incentives, a scheme he reportedly rejected.
- With one year remaining on his deal, PSG is expected to demand a transfer fee this window rather than risk losing him on a free next summer.
- Journalist Fabrizio Romano reports Donnarumma will depart either this summer or in 2026, with Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea and Inter Milan among the clubs showing interest.
- PSG’s shift under sporting director Luis Campos and coach Luis Enrique emphasizes younger talent, highlighted by the €40 million signing of Chevalier and a new performance-linked wage structure.