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PSG Leave Donnarumma Out of UEFA Super Cup Squad Amid Exit Rumours
ÎLE-DE-FRANCE, FRANCE, AUG 11 – Donnarumma was left out due to failed contract talks and PSG's signing of Lucas Chevalier as his replacement, signaling the goalkeeper's likely departure this summer, sources say.
- Paris Saint-Germain excluded goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma from their UEFA Super Cup squad against Tottenham on August 13, 2025, in Udine, Italy.
- PSG have acquired Lucas Chevalier, a goalkeeper previously with Lille, to take over as the primary choice following stalled contract extension negotiations with Donnarumma due to salary disputes.
- Donnarumma, a key part of PSG's 2024/25 Champions League win, is likely to leave this summer as Fabrizio Romano stated his move away from Paris is "100% guaranteed".
- Manchester United, having spent over £200 million on signings this summer, are among clubs interested in Donnarumma, though their current No. 1 goalkeeper status remains unchanged.
- PSG's decision to drop Donnarumma signals their intent to move forward with Chevalier and confirms the Italian keeper's exit is imminent amid contract and relationship breakdown.
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UDINE, Italy - Gianluigi Donnarumma confirmed his imminent departure from Paris St Germain after he was effectively axed from the squad by manager Luis Enrique, who left the Italian keeper out of the Super Cup line-up. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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