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Quote from: Fiatless on August 21, 2025, 05:41:04 PM
Quote from: TelolettOm on August 20, 2025, 11:54:06 PM
They aren'tAnyway, howeverregarding Donarrumma, PSG remains unrivaled in Ligue 1. Thereforeso far, their focus is primarily on the UCL, but they havenwe't neglected Ligue 1ve only heard rumors that PSG and other leaguesManchester City have held direct talks. As of now, where PSGthe asking price is certainly also aiming for another quadruple title like last seasonaround €45 million to €50 million.
They would have to take all competitions seriously because the UCL has other strong sides. PSG has no guarantee that they will retain the trophy.
Anyway, regarding Donarrumma, so far, we've only heard rumors that PSG and Manchester City have held direct talks. As of now, the asking price is around €45 million to €50 million.
[REMOVED IMAGE] Manchester City will not pay €50 million for a player who has less than one year in his contract. PSG will have to reduce the asking price if they want Gianluigi Donnarumma to leave because no club will buy a goalkeeper at such a high price.   
Yes, as of now, Man City is still exploring the deal to sign this goalkeeper. At least, currently, Donnarumma is their first choice for signing a new goalkeeper, and this is indeed a very reasonable price to get one of the best goalkeepers.

And a sad moment happened at PSG, in the end, Donnarumma said goodbye to PSG fans. Ah, this was truly an emotional moment. I really didn't think he would leave. No one doubts the goalkeeper's contribution throughout the season at PSG, especially last season. However, the decision has been made.

Source: Important developmentsEmotional moment for GianluigiGigio Donnarumma as he says goodbye to PSG fans
They would have to take all competitions seriously because the UCL has other strong sides. PSG has no guarantee that they will retain the trophy.

Manchester City will not pay €50 million for a player who has less than one year in his contract. PSG will have to reduce the asking price if they want Gianluigi Donnarumma to leave because no club will buy a goalkeeper at such a high price.

   
Yes, as of now, Man City is still exploring the deal to sign this goalkeeper. At least, currently, Donnarumma is their first choice for signing a new goalkeeper, and this is indeed a very reasonable price to get one of the best goalkeepers.

And a sad moment happened at PSG, in the end, Donnarumma said goodbye to PSG fans. Ah, this was truly an emotional moment. I really didn't think he would leave.
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Quote from: Fiatless on August 21, 2025, 05:41:04 PM
Quote from: TelolettOm on August 20, 2025, 11:54:06 PM
They aren't, however, PSG remains unrivaled in Ligue 1. Therefore, their focus is primarily on the UCL, but they haven't neglected Ligue 1 and other leagues, where PSG is certainly also aiming for another quadruple title like last season.

Anyway, regarding Donarrumma, so far, we've only heard rumors that PSG and Manchester City have held direct talks. As of now, the asking price is around €45 million to €50 million.

Source: Important developments for Gianluigi Donnarumma
They would have to take all competitions seriously because the UCL has other strong sides. PSG has no guarantee that they will retain the trophy.

Manchester City will not pay €50 million for a player who has less than one year in his contract. PSG will have to reduce the asking price if they want Gianluigi Donnarumma to leave because no club will buy a goalkeeper at such a high price.

   
Yes, as of now, Man City is still exploring the deal to sign this goalkeeper. At least, currently, Donnarumma is their first choice for signing a new goalkeeper, and this is indeed a very reasonable price to get one of the best goalkeepers.

And a sad moment happened at PSG, in the end, Donnarumma said goodbye to PSG fans. Ah, this was truly an emotional moment. I really didn't think he would leave.