PSG and Gianluigi Donnarumma are at a standstill in negotiations and the French club is considering a replacement

The French champions may part ways with their star goalkeeper as renewal negotiations collapse

Paris Saint-Germain are facing a major dilemma over the future of Gianluigi Donnarumma, with contract renewal talks at a standstill and the club now open to selling the Italian goalkeeper this summer. Donnarumma’s current deal runs until June 2026, but PSG are weighing up alternatives to avoid losing him for free in two years.

PSG Freezes Talks Amid Salary Demands

According to sources close to the negotiations, discussions over an extension were frozen in January, after Donnarumma’s representatives demanded a significant salary increase. At the time, the goalkeeper was under fire from the French press and receiving internal criticism over inconsistent performances.

Although his form improved later in the season especially during PSG’s UEFA Champions League run the lack of progress in negotiations has led club executives to reconsider their strategy.

Replacement Search Underway

PSG is actively exploring the market for a potential replacement, with Lucas Chevalier, Lille’s standout shot-stopper, emerging as the leading candidate. The 22-year-old has impressed in Ligue 1 and is reportedly open to a move to Paris.

Club sources say PSG’s board remains hopeful of resolving Donnarumma’s situation but are prepared to prioritize a sale if no breakthrough is reached in the coming weeks.

Premier League Clubs Monitoring Situation

Donnarumma’s uncertain future has not gone unnoticed in England. Several Premier League clubs are said to be keeping a close eye on developments and could launch a move if PSG signals willingness to negotiate. The 25-year-old’s profile and experience in European competition make him an attractive target for teams looking to bolster their goalkeeping options.

Time Running Out for Resolution

With just under 12 months before Donnarumma enters the final year of his contract, PSG is under pressure to make a decision. A transfer this summer could bring in a sizable fee, avoid future contract complications, and give the club time to groom a long-term successor.

Unless the two sides find common ground quickly, the Italian international could be on the move before the start of the 2025/26 season.