Gianluigi Donnarumma is not included in the 22-man team of Paris Saint-Germain for the UEFA Super Cups can be on their way to the Premier League.
The Italian keeper, 26, could leave the French champions this summer, with Manchester United and Chelsea now reporting.
After PSG has not had a good pre-season because of the club World Cup, PSG has been playing their first match since their last defeat against Chelsea when they take on Tottenham in Italy on Wednesday.
Donnarumma will not be involved, which increases the speculation that he will leave this month.
The towering stop has only one year left on his contract with Parc des Princes.
The side of Luis Enrique does not want to entertain the prospect of losing the valuable goalkeeper for nothing, so that the possibility of transferring a snapping prize is open this month.
Reports in the French Outlet RMC claim that United and Chelsea inquired on Monday, although no concrete movements have been made for the £ 26 million rated keeper.
PSG has signed Lucas Chevalier from Lille for an initial £ 34.5 million plus a potentially £ 13 million in add-ons.
Enrique has decided to make the 23-year-old his new NO1 in the 2025-26 season.
PSG still has Aruau Tenas in their books, and the former Stopper of Barcelona could back Chevalier on Wednesday evening.
According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Donnarumma will leave “100 percent” Parc des Princes – either before the end of this month or next summer.
Romano adds that the Premier League is most likely the landing site of Donnarumma – and that the relationship of the star with PSG is “completely broken”.
The representatives of the experienced stop It is said that their client has been placed in an unfair position.
On Saturday, Man Utd -boss Ruben Amorim was asked about signing Donnarumma while signing signatures for a fan.
When the supporter asked “do we get Donnarumma?” – Amorim remained reluctant while he laughed brutally.
Any bid for the stop by United can be sown due to its requirements of £ 175,000 a week.
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