The contract renewal negotiations are deadlocked. As soon as he won the Champions League, will Donnarumma leave Paris?

After Paris Saint-Germain won the 2024/25 Champions League championship, Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Donaluma did not clearly promise his future, which triggered speculation from the outside world that he might leave the team.

Donarumma has performed well this season

At present, Donarumma has one year left in the contract with Paris Saint-Germain, and the issue of renewal is still undecided. When asked if I would renew my contract with the club, the former AC Milan goalkeeper said: "I don't know yet, we have to look again. My agent and I have not received any specific news yet. Everything is possible."

He also added: "Now I need to focus on the next two key games of the national team to help Italy qualify for the World Cup. Especially when the away game against Norway will be very difficult, I must stay focused and in the best shape."

According to the Italian media "La Repubblica", Donaruma hopes to get a salary increase, but Paris does not agree. Currently, his weekly salary is as high as 245,000 euros, a figure that is already a sky-high price for a goalkeeper.

What's even more surprising is that Paris even hopes to lower his salary in the new contract. Since the end of last year, the negotiations between the two sides have been at a deadlock, with great differences and slow progress.

Donnarumma, 26, has hinted that it is not ruled out that it will leave Paris as free in 2026, looking for more competitive financial treatment. Juventus and Inter Milan are believed to be interested in bringing them back to Serie A, but if they return to their home country, their salary level may be difficult to maintain its current level. In addition, some clubs in the Saudi professional league are also regarded as potential next homes.

Although he has not yet expressed his opinion to stay in the team, it is undeniable that Donnarumma is one of the important contributors to Paris' successful top European success this season. He made god-level saves many times in the knockout stage, showing the style of a world-class goalkeeper, and made great contributions to the team's first Champions League trophy.