Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper **Gianluigi Donnarumma** is reportedly open to a move to **Manchester United**, as questions remain about his long-term future with the French club. According to **L’Equipe** (via *Metro*), discussions between the Italian international and United have been ongoing for months, but no agreement has been finalized.
Donnarumma, who has not committed to staying with the newly crowned **European champions**, is said to be eager for a **Premier League move**. He’s also spoken to fellow Italian players about a possible transition to England. His current contract with PSG runs until next summer, and despite the club’s efforts to extend his stay, the 26-year-old has so far declined all offers.
This has attracted interest from other clubs, particularly Manchester United, who are reportedly looking to bring in Donnarumma as a **replacement for Andre Onana**, following an inconsistent 2024-25 season. **Manchester City** are also eyeing the former AC Milan star as a potential long-term successor to **Ederson**.
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### **Ex-United Coach Urges Club to Offload Garnacho and Antony**
Former Manchester United assistant **Rene Meulensteen** has publicly suggested that the club should part ways with **Alejandro Garnacho** and **Antony** this summer. Speaking to **Tipman Tips** (via *The Mirror*), Meulensteen criticized Antony, labeling him as “**selfish**” and “**not good enough**” for the team.
He believes Antony’s performances are more driven by personal ambition than team benefit, and that his playing style doesn’t suit the club.
Regarding Garnacho, Meulensteen expressed similar concerns, stating that the 20-year-old shows attitude issues and lacks consistency. While he acknowledged Garnacho’s potential value in the transfer market, he feels the club would be better off accepting a suitable offer and reinvesting elsewhere.
Garnacho has recently been linked with a transfer to **Serie A champions Napoli**, with other Italian clubs also monitoring his situation.
