Manchester United are reportedly weighing up a shock move for Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma as Erik ten Hag seeks to bolster his squad this summer.
The Italian shot-stopper, who joined PSG in 2021 after leaving AC Milan, has found himself sharing duties with Keylor Navas at the Parc des Princes. Despite his undeniable talent, Donnarumma's inconsistent game time has sparked speculation about his future.
Why United Want Donnarumma
With David de Gea's contract situation still unresolved and Dean Henderson pushing for regular first-team football, United are exploring options between the sticks. Donnarumma's commanding presence, elite shot-stopping ability and experience at the highest level make him an attractive proposition.
The 24-year-old Euro 2020 winner would bring:
- Proven pedigree in big matches
- Excellent distribution skills
- Vital Champions League experience
Potential Transfer Complications
Any deal for Donnarumma wouldn't be straightforward. PSG are unlikely to let him leave cheaply, and the player's substantial wages could prove problematic under Financial Fair Play regulations.
United may need to offload players first to make room for the Italian international, with several clubs reportedly monitoring Henderson's availability.
Would Donnarumma be the perfect solution to United's goalkeeping questions? Only time will tell if this rumour develops into a serious bid.
