Juventus and Inter tracking Donnarumma's Manchester City situation
Juventus and Inter are watching Manchester City's situation regarding goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma. If City's legal issues cause changes, Donnarumma could be among the first players to leave. Both Italian clubs view him as an upgrade, though he would need to accept a lower salary to return to Italy.
Donnarumma is currently settled at Manchester City, but the club’s legal problems could alter their plans. Calciomercato suggests he may be one of the earliest departures if the situation worsens. Juventus and Inter had already monitored him before his permanent exit from Paris Saint-Germain.
Inter’s long-term goalkeeping picture for 2027/28 remains unclear, with Ivan Provedel serving as Josep Martinez’s backup. Juventus signed Neto as temporary cover for the injured Kamil Garbara, who is behind Guglielmo Vicario. Both Italian clubs regard Donnarumma as an upgrade, though returning to Serie A would require a significant salary reduction; Saudi Arabia is another future possibility.
If Donnarumma moved, it may affect Manchester City’s squad planning, Inter’s and Juventus’s wage structures, and Serie A’s profile. Supporters could welcome a high-profile Italian returning, while clubs may balance sporting ambition with financial limits. His salary decision might also shape expectations in future goalkeeper negotiations. The wider impact would likely remain limited to football, but it could influence fan interest and media attention around the transfer market.