Manchester City have officially completed the signing of superstar goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma from reigning UEFA Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain.
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The Citizens confirmed the arrival of the decorated Italian shot-stopper as they prepare for life after long-serving goalkeeper Ederson.
The Brazilian has yet to feature for City this season, fuelling speculation that Pep Guardiola is ready to usher in a new era between the sticks at the Etihad. James Trafford, who also joined from Burnley earlier in the window, has started the opening games in goal, but City have now turned to Donnarumma to add world-class pedigree to the position.
Like Ederson at City, Donnarumma found himself frozen out at PSG, with head coach Luis Enrique publicly stating his desire to integrate a new profile of goalkeeper. As a result, the 26-year-old did not feature in any of the Parisians’ opening matches of the campaign.
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The Castellammare di Stabia native will now look to cement himself as City’s new No.1. His debut could come in one of the most high-profile fixtures of the season, as the Sky Blues prepare to face cross-town rivals Manchester United following back-to-back league defeats.
