Manchester City is ready to sign Paris Saint Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Don Narma, but only if they can agree to a deal to sell Adason to Turkish side Galatasarei
Manchester City’s target genre Luigi Don Narma will be able to leave Paris Saint Germain for just £26 million after European champions cut their asking price.
Although Donnaruma, 26, wants to move to the city, Bruce will only move for the Italian star if he can agree to a rate with Galatasaray for the longtime No. 1 Edason.
Aedason made his appearance in City’s first two matches in the new season, whilst his future remains unresolved, as he failed with a first offer of £8.5 million on Brazil International’s first offer.
The city is looking for at least twice as many numbers as the 32-year-old, who was Pep Guardiola’s first-choice goalkeeper since joining for £35 million from Benfica in 2017.
Donnarumma’s deal relies on Ederson’s departure, and is expected to see a second improved bid from Galatasaray this week.
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If Ederson can agree to a fee with Galatasaray, City will move quickly to close the deal for Donnarumma, who lost the status of his first choice on PSG to Lucas Chevalier.
PSG initially wanted Donnarumma to have up to £40 million, but the real-life Champions League owners have revised their asking price as time runs out before the transfer deadline on Monday.
James Trafford, 22, rejoined the city from Burnley on a £27 million contract this summer, opening a Premier League match for Guardiola’s side this season, but was blamed on Tottenham’s second goal in a 2-0 loss at Etihad on Saturday.
However, Guardiola quickly defended Trafford after the game, saying, “He made a good first game and I decided to make a decision in the first part of the season. For every player who plays one or two (the game) – everyone thinks, “OK, this is the starting lineup.”
He continued: “We missed something simple. The effort and running are extraordinary. I have no doubt about it. We created opportunities. We created enough.
“The last game of wolves and wolves said everything was fine, but I said: ‘It’s just a game’ It’s the same now.
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