In a matter of days Gianluigi Donnarumma will be unveiled as a new Paris Saint-Germain player, according to a report.
Calciomercato.com writes how one of the most controversial cases in recent years is about to close as Donnarumma will sign a five-year contract for €10m net per season plus €1m in easily reachable bonuses, to which another €1m could be added with slightly more difficult objectives.
Mino Raiola has somehow managed to get the amount he asked for from Milan, as well as a hefty commission, and the report adds how the negotiation between the powerful Italian-Dutch agent and Leonardo had started in December but reached a turning point only after an acceleration last weekend.
A background also emerges regarding his exit from Milan: Donnarumma always expressed his preference for an experience abroad, in order to avoid an even stronger betrayal against Milan, and in the end he was satisfied.
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Since Leonardo started working for PSG he decided that Milan would have been his favourite outlet. Dollarumma found an environment that fits his lifestyle…
Stop trying to whitewash the Dollar boy! Going to PSG as number 2, even though with hefty salary, is a big step down.