Donnarumma Unsure About PSG Future After Strong Season

Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma is unsure about his future. He said he doesn’t know if he will sign a new contract or leave the club this summer. After finishing a successful season with PSG, the Italian international plans to enjoy his break before making any decisions.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Donnarumma spoke about his future after PSG‘s season ended. He said, “New deal or leaving? We will see what happens… I don’t know. It’s time to enjoy this magic season now. I will go on holiday and then we will see.” His contract runs until June 2026, with ongoing talks about an extension. Donnarumma is a target for top European clubs, including Inter Milan, who want a replacement for veteran goalkeeper Yann Sommer. His agent said nothing is decided yet, leaving all options open before the transfer window.

PSG’S SEASON AND DONNARUMMA’S FORM

PSG finished another strong domestic campaign, with Donnarumma playing a key role as their first-choice goalkeeper. The 26-year-old made over 40 appearances across all competitions, delivering standout performances that helped PSG win the Ligue 1 title and reach the latter stages of the Champions League. His consistent high-level displays have kept him among the best goalkeepers in Europe, prompting contract talks with the club. Despite optimism about an extension, no agreement has been reached yet, keeping speculation alive.

WHAT’S NEXT FOR DONNARUMMA AND PSG?

The next few weeks are expected to be crucial. While Donnarumma enjoys his holiday, PSG will continue efforts to agree on a new contract and fend off interest from clubs like Inter Milan and Juventus. PSG’s next match will be at the start of the new Ligue 1 season, where they hope to defend their title. The club finished the season as champions, while closest rivals Monaco were far behind. The uncertainty around Donnarumma adds intrigue to PSG’s summer, with both the team and fans waiting to see if their star goalkeeper will stay in Paris or seek a new challenge elsewhere.