Donnarumma it's over, PSG will pay 75 million euros

Never decisive in big matches with PSG, Gianluigi Donnarumma no longer really seems able to progress. Paris has therefore already worked on the profile of its future goalkeeper.

Absent during Italy's defeat against France due to a last-minute intestinal problem, Gigio Donnarumma will still be in great shape for the resumption with PSG, it will be Friday evening against TFC at the Parc des Princes . But if the Italian goalkeeper has not really caused any concerns, it is obvious that in the Champions League, he never showed that he was above the rest, and we saw him again against the Atlético de Madrid, notably on the Colchoneros' victorious goal in the last second. While we have been talking for months about an extension of his contract, which ends in 2026, Luis Campos is working on the arrival of a new goalkeeper for next season and one name is already at the top of his list .

A Portuguese goalkeeper soon at PSG

Even if Matvey Safonov was recruited last summer, obviously the Russian goalkeeper is not made to be the captain of a team like Paris Saint-Germain. Nasser Al-Khelaifi will therefore have to sign a check again, and we are even talking about a big check. The insider @PSGInside_Actu specifies that the leaders of PSG are thinking very strongly of Diogo Costa, the goalkeeper of FC Porto, to take possession of the Parisian cages. As always, the Portuguese club anticipated this scenario and put a release clause of 75 million euros in the contract of its 25-year-old international goalkeeper, which ends in 2027.

Of course, Luis Campos has disabused him several times since he joined Paris Saint-Germain, he is a business facilitator with Portugal. But what the capital club wants above all is to finally have a decisive goalkeeper when we expect him like Keylor Navas, whom PSG has nevertheless put in the shadows for the benefit of Gianluigi Donnarumma. Because since QSI bought the capital club in 2011, the choices in this sector of play have often been very doubtful. We hope that Diogo Costa, if he really comes to Paris, will succeed in changing this trend. As a reminder, during the last Euro, Costa became the first goalkeeper to stop three penalties during the same competition.