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Despite his high class performance in Anfield, the last bulwark of Squadra Azzurra is absolutely not certain to be able to extend his contract with PSG.
The performance of Gianluigi Donnarumma last Tuesday in Anfield, allowed the Italian goalkeeper to be elected
Player of the week in the Champions League. After the qualification of Paris Saint-Germain for the quarterfinals, can the 26-year-old porter realize the contract extension he wishes so much?
According to Loïc Tanzi, his situation would not necessarily have evolved.
“I think that the Donnarumma match in Liverpool will have no impact on the choice of PSG. I am not sure that the leaders stop in a failed or successful match ”, explained the sports journalist on L'Equipe chain. Indeed, the latter propose to Gianluigi Donnarumma a contract accompanied by many optional clauses. This would make him doubt about their real desire to keep it in the workforce.
Donnarumma, his successor already found?
Worse, the leaders of the Red and Blue would have already found the successor of the former AC Milan player. “The idea is clearly to change your goalkeeper and recruit Lucas Chevalier next season, Ensures Tanzi. They extended half of the earth at PSG and not him. »»
Last month, the capital's club formalized
The contract extension of three of its executives, Achraf HakimiVitinha, Nuno Mendes, in addition to that of the coach Luis Enrique. Gianluigi Donnarumma, who has never been unanimous since his arrival during the summer of 2021, had not obtained this privilege.
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