Manchester City’s goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma is drawing attention from Serie A giants Juventus and Inter amid the club’s ongoing legal troubles. Both Italian clubs have been monitoring the situation closely, with the possibility of a transfer looming if Manchester City’s circumstances worsen.
Calciomercato reports that Donnarumma could be among the first players to leave the Etihad should the legal issues facing the Citizens escalate. Juventus and Inter had already expressed interest in the Italian international before his permanent move from Paris Saint-Germain to Manchester City. Now, that interest has sharpened as the situation develops.
Inter face uncertainty over their goalkeeper options for the 2027/28 season. Currently, Ivan Provedel serves as a back-up to Josep Martinez, but the club has yet to confirm their plans for this position going forward. Juventus have signed Neto to temporarily cover for the injured Kamil Garbara, who is the second choice behind Guglielmo Vicario. Both clubs see Donnarumma as a clear upgrade compared to their current keepers, making the opportunity appealing.
The 24-year-old goalkeeper would likely have to accept a significant wage cut to return to Italy, according to Kaustubh Pandey of GIFN. A potential move to Saudi Arabia is also on the table for Donnarumma, adding another option outside Europe.
Manchester City have not commented officially on the situation, and Donnarumma remains comfortable at the Etihad for now. However, Juventus and Inter’s continued observation of the club’s legal troubles suggests they are preparing to act if the chance arises to bring the Italy international back to Serie A.
According to Yahoo Sports.
