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From Italy: Donnarumma won't stay at Milan past this season

From Italy: Donnarumma won't stay at Milan past this season

It doesn’t look like Gigio Donnarumma will be at Milan past this season, if Tuttosport can be believed.
 
Wanted by PSG, Real Madrid and most of Europe’s elite - including rivals Juventus - the goalkeeper has turned heads with his mature displays and spectacular saves since taking over (as a 16-year-old) from Diego Lopez two seasons ago.
 
The Turinese paper claims that the young goalkeeper won’t stay, and that today’s Derby with Inter will be his last.
 
The 19-year-old has constantly been linked to a departure, with agent Mino Raiola in fans’ crosshairs.

We at
Calciomercato wrote earlier this month that the agent wanted Donnarumma to leave Milan because PSG were making a huge bid for him.

Considering how some of Raiola’s clients have secured big-money deals, the shostopped looked to be the next domino in line.
 
Asked by the media about his team-mate, midfielder Franck Kessie’ appealed to Donnarumma, saying that he “would love for him to stay, and I will do everything to convince him… we’re a young team, we can grow together.”