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Luis Enrique asked his PSG management to exfiltrate one of the team’s starters.
He is the second most used Parisian player this season and yet he is not part of Luis Enrique’s plans next season. He is Gianluigi Donnarumma, the team’s number 1 goalkeeper.
According to information disclosed by Sports Zone, PSG is looking to hire a new goalkeeper. His coach even pointed out this position upon his arrival at the club last summer. He doesn’t have complete confidence in the Italian goalkeeper, particularly because of his limitations in the kicking game.
Luis Enrique falls for a former PSG
The source specifies that the Asturian technician has already identified the potential replacement for “Gigi”. He wants to bring Mike Maignan back to the club. It’s an element that he really appreciates and he has made it known to his leaders that he wants him in his squad from the upcoming campaign.
Tearing Maignan from his club AC Milan will not be a cakewalk. He is the starting goalkeeper of the France team and today he has the highest rating. In addition, Bayern Munich is thinking of him to ensure the post-Manuel Neuer era.
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