By OkayGoal 
Chelsea and Manchester City are poised for a high-profile summer showdown over Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, with both Premier League giants ready to swoop amid uncertainty over his PSG future.
According to Fichajes, Manchester City have now joined Chelsea in the race to sign the Italian shot-stopper, whose contract talks with PSG have reportedly stalled. Donnarumma, 26, was pivotal to the French club’s treble-winning campaign last season, pulling off a string of sensational performances—particularly in the Champions League knockout rounds.
Despite his importance to the team, PSG have yet to make progress on a contract extension, which has opened the door for Europe’s elite to monitor the situation closely. Donnarumma is entering the final year of his deal, and while PSG are not actively looking to sell, the lack of an agreement may force their hand.
Chelsea Eager for a New No.1
Chelsea are desperate for a new first-choice goalkeeper after Robert Sánchez failed to convince at Stamford Bridge. The Blues previously targeted Mike Maignan from AC Milan, but negotiations stalled before the Club World Cup. Now, with Donnarumma potentially available, Chelsea are weighing up a marquee move for the Euro 2020 winner.
The West London club remains hopeful that PSG’s contract impasse could turn in their favour, especially with Donnarumma likely to push for improved terms reflecting his growing status as one of Europe’s elite keepers.
Man City Also Monitoring Ederson’s Situation
Manchester City’s interest stems from growing uncertainty around Ederson’s future. The Brazilian reportedly considered a move last summer and continues to be linked with a lucrative switch to Saudi Arabia. While City are open to extending his contract, Pep Guardiola’s side are preparing contingency plans—and Donnarumma is firmly on their radar.
With two of England’s heavyweights circling, Gianluigi Donnarumma could become one of the most sought-after names of the summer transfer window if PSG fail to resolve his contract situation quickly.