Team report: Manchester City will not raise the offer significantly, Donnarumma may stay in Paris for the winter window

Donarumma has bid farewell to Paris fans at home a few days ago, and everyone thinks he will not come back. However, according to French media "The Team" said that less than 6 days before the transfer window is closed, Donnarumma may still end up staying in Paris and spend at least four months in the stands until the winter window opens.

According to people around Donnarumma, "If you can't find a club that is attractive enough, he is willing to stay in Paris until January." Despite this, Donnarumma still hopes to find a solution to end this embarrassing situation. When asked about related questions, the Paris senior executives' answers were: "We are fully promoting the players' departure!"

Recent news said that Manchester City has reached a personal agreement with Donaluma, but has not reached an agreement with Paris on the transfer fee. Paris does not intend to sell Donarumma at a low price. It priced the players at 50 million euros early this summer, insisting that he is the best goalkeeper in the world. Recently, Paris executives seem willing to accept a lower price, but Manchester City still hopes to take advantage of the players' situation to achieve lower transfer fees.

According to sources, there is currently only one quotation of 15 million euros, which is far lower than Paris's requirements. People familiar with the matter said: "Manchester City will not raise its offer significantly, and it may be up to 25 million or 30 million euros, which is already a huge effort for them."

In this deal, Manchester City is not in a hurry and is even willing to give up signing Donnarumma this summer, waiting for a lower price in January, or waiting until next summer, when the players will return to freedom. Of course, the premise is that Donaruma did not find the next home before that.

Manchester City has repurchased Trafford from Burnley this summer by 31 million euros. Although Ederson reached a preliminary agreement with Galatasaray, recent negotiations between the two sides have not made progress. There are now people inside Galatasaray that are starting to consider other goals, which is not good news for Paris. All problems must be resolved over the next six days.