PSG coach Luis Enrique exercises the authority to make player decisions; Gianluigi Donnarumma accepts his exit from the team despite no expressed anger towards Enrique.

Gianluigi Donnarumma Joins Manchester City After Four Successful Years at PSG

Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma has officially joined Manchester City, following a tumultuous summer at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). The 26-year-old, with 74 international caps, has left the French club after a four-year tenure that saw him help win a European title.

Donnarumma's summer was marked by a difficult period, as PSG refused to offer him a contract that met his desires, eventually replacing him with Luca Chevalier. Despite this, Donnarumma expressed his appreciation for the way PSG celebrated him after a match against Angers. He did not express any bitterness about his departure.

The transfer fee for Donnarumma is estimated to be over 30 M€. In a press conference, he spoke fondly of his time at PSG, praising the support he received from his teammates. He also maintained a positive relationship with Luis Enrique, his former coach at PSG.

Donnarumma was direct with Luis Enrique from the first days of the training camp, dismissing the idea that his goalkeeping was punished by the coach. He did not elaborate on the reasons for his exclusion from the Super Cup. Instead, he spoke about being coveted by Pep Guardiola, the Manchester City coach, as an indescribable feeling.

Donnarumma did not indicate any bitterness towards Luis Enrique. In fact, he maintained a cordial relationship with the coach, crediting him for his development at PSG. The coach who trained Donnarumma at PSG before he joined Manchester City was, indeed, Luis Enrique.

Donnarumma has accomplished great things since starting to play at 16. His move to Manchester City marks a new chapter in his illustrious career, as he joins a prestigious club that has shown a strong desire to have him on their team. Donnarumma praised Manchester City for wanting him, calling it a great honour.

As he embarks on this new journey, Donnarumma looks forward to contributing to Manchester City's success and continuing to grow as a player under the guidance of Pep Guardiola.

PSG coach Luis Enrique exercises the authority to make player decisions; Gianluigi Donnarumma accepts his exit from the team despite no expressed anger towards Enrique.