Young goalkeeper makes serious mistake, Man City rushes to recruit Donnarumma

Gianluigi Donnarumma is keen to join Manchester City as he is not part of Luis Enrique's plans in Paris. The pair have failed to agree a new contract to replace his current one, which runs until 2026. In a move that shows their determination to end Donnarumma's relationship, the Ligue 1 giants have signed Lucas Chevalier as a replacement.

PSG are ready to bid farewell to Donnarumma and recently, they have received positive signals. Transfer expert Fabricio Romano confirmed: "Donnarumma has agreed personal terms with Manchester City. Negotiations between the two clubs are underway. The initial price is confirmed to be around 50 million euros."

With Donnarumma's sincerity, the deal will probably be approved sooner or later. The problem now is that Man City will try to reduce the amount of money they have to pay PSG because Donnarumma's contract is in its final year. PSG is at risk of losing him on a free transfer next year. So, Man City has every reason to pressure the Paris team's price.

It is understood that if Donnarumma joins Man City, goalkeeper Ederson will have to leave. He has been linked with a move to Galatasaray to replace Musrela, who left the Turkish club after the last campaign.

The signing of Donnarumma is considered urgent for Man City at this time when the goalkeeper they trusted in the first two rounds, James Trafford, began to show his mistakes. In the 0-2 loss to Tottenham, he touched the ball but could not block Johnson's shot for the first goal. In the second goal, he dribbled recklessly right in front of the goal, creating conditions for the opponent to shoot into the net.

Donnarumma is also on MU's radar, but he is not very interested in this option. Man Utd have contacted a number of other goalkeepers, the most promising at the moment is Senne Lammens. To own the 23-year-old goalkeeper, MU will spend 16 million pounds.