Real Madrid Confidencial Donnarumma isn't out of the picture: The goalkeeper's future could be with Real Madrid
The Italian has been sidelined from PSG by decision of Luis Enrique, and if Lunin leaves, he could arrive in Madrid
Gianluigi Donnarumma's name is making headlines again in the transfer market. PSG's goalkeeper is facing an uncertain present, and his future could intersect with Real Madrid's.
At 26 years old, the Italian goalkeeper finds himself in a critical situation in Paris. Luis Enrique doesn't count on him, and the club is looking for a way out. The problem is that Donnarumma has a contract until 2026, and his departure won't be easy.
Real Madrid, waiting and watching
At Bernabéu, they aren't losing sight of the keeper. If Andriy Lunin decides to leave—something unlikely, but not impossible—the club would go after Donnarumma as long as he's still on the market.
Florentino Pérez and the sporting management understand that, despite the ups and downs in France, the Italian remains one of the goalkeepers with the most promising future. His physique, his reflexes, and his experience at the top level make him a very attractive market opportunity.
That said, Madrid isn't in a hurry. Courtois has just renewed his contract and keeps his position as the starting goalkeeper. The idea is to think about a replacement in the medium term, not immediately.
Other giants want him too
Meanwhile, the competition isn't stopping. In the Premier League, Manchester United, City, and Chelsea are closely following the situation. These teams need to strengthen their goalkeeping and see Donnarumma as a serious option.
In Italy, Inter dreams of bringing him back. It would be a major move to strengthen Serie A and compete for the Champions League.
The player himself knows that he can't spend an entire year without playing. The next World Cup is on the horizon, and he needs minutes to arrive in top form with the Italian national team.
The tension with PSG is at its peak. The club wants to get rid of him, the coach doesn't count on his services, and the goalkeeper doesn't accept being relegated to the bench. The outcome seems imminent.
Everything will depend on what happens in the coming months. If Lunin stays at Real Madrid, they will wait. If the Ukrainian leaves, the door at Chamartín could open for Donnarumma.
The Italian is on the market, and Real Madrid remains alert. His future, far from being solved, is just beginning to be written.
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