According to the Turin Sports Daily, the negotiations for Paris Saint-Germain to renew goalkeeper Donaluma have reached a deadlock, and Inter Milan, Juventus and Manchester City are closely watching the movements of the Italians. Donnarumma's current contract with Paris ends in the summer of 2026.

Donnarumma has had an unforgettable season in Paris, where he has won the treble championship at the club (Ligue 1, French Cup and Champions League) and performed well in the Club World Cup final, and despite this, the future of the Italian goal remains full of uncertainty. At present, Donnarumma's contract renewal negotiations are stagnant. The player's side said there was no new news at the moment, which sparked speculation that he might leave the team in the next few months.

Donaruma's agent Enzo Raiola maintained a gentle and cautious attitude, saying: "We have a good relationship with the club and Donaruma is also happy in Paris. However, so far, there has been no specific progress." Obviously, Raiola hopes to retain the possibility of renewal, and does not rule out other options. If no renewal agreement is reached, all options will be on the desktop. Negotiations may last for a long time, and players are waiting for a offer that matches the value of the "world's best goalkeeper".

Donaruma's team hopes to receive a contract that reflects his status as a top player, including a high salary. However, Paris must consider fiscal equity policies and the team's already high total wages. While the main issue is still economic, it also involves the term and term of the new contract. Everything is still open and the next few weeks will be a critical period to decide the future of Donnarumma.

As negotiations hit a deadlock, several European giants have begun to pay close attention to Donaruma, including Inter Milan, who are looking for Sommer's successor. Juventus and Manchester City are also interested in Donnarumma.