Manchester City agree terms with new keeper after Trafford error against Tottenham
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Manchester City have reportedly finalized personal terms with Gianluigi Donnarumma and are in talks with Paris Saint-Germain to settle on a transfer fee.
The Italian goalkeeper, who announced his departure from PSG weeks after their first-ever Champions League triumph, was willing to reduce his wages to stay, but PSG manager Luis Enrique replaced him with Lucas Chevalier.
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Manchester City agree deal to sign Donnarumma
🚨 Gigio Donnarumma has agreed on personal terms with Manchester City, keen on joining Pep Guardiola.
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 24, 2025
Negotiations are also underway between Man City & PSG, fee will be under initial €50m request.
❗️ Deal still depends on Éderson exit this summer, with Galatasaray still keen. pic.twitter.com/4HYxRZsTRs
According to Fabrizio Romano, City’s deal with Donnarumma is now set in stone but they must settle on an agreeable fee with PSG, who were initialy demanding €50m, but are now expected to accept less.
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The move also hinges on Ederson’s potential exit, with Galatasaray keen on offering the Brazilian a new home in Turkey.
City are now desperate for a safe pair of hands between the sticks after the shaky performance from James Trafford in the 2-0 defeat to Tottenhem.
After a clean sheet in his debut against Wolves, Trafford was hugely underwhelming at home to Spurs, raising questions about his long-term suitability as the club's first-choice.
Should Ederson leave, as is anticipated, Donnarumma will become first-choice between the sticks.
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