After a season in Paris Saint-Germain where he failed to win, Milan Skriniar is about to leave the club of the capital. The Slovak central defender, who arrived in 2023 from Inter Milan, was relegated to the defence hierarchy by Luis Enrique and lost his coach’s confidence. Its limited playing time and its difficulties in the face of the rapid attacks of Ligue 1 finally led the Fenerbahçe to a definitive transfer agreement with the PSG, estimated at 15 million euros, including bonuses. Skriniar, who had accepted a salary cut to facilitate this signature, hopes to regain a major role in a Turkish club. This departure represents an interesting financial operation for the PSG, which separates itself from a free player who was no longer in the club’s plans.

At the same time, Gianluigi Donnarumma’s future at the PSG is uncertain, despite his current contract until 2026. Its agent, Enzo Raiola, confirmed ongoing discussions with the Paris management for an extension of contract. In the face of rumours and the impatience of supporters, Raiola tempered expectations, stressing that negotiations of this magnitude take time and that he is optimistic about a future agreement. He also highlighted the importance of the end of the season, including the semi-final World Cup Clubs, before making a decision.

Donnarumma’s agent insisted that the Parisian club is a major player and that it is necessary to let the end of the season pass before concluding an agreement. He assured that the PSG and supporters can count on Donnarumma as a pillar of the team in the medium term, despite recent criticisms. The case is therefore still ongoing and deserves careful follow-up, with the hope of a contract extension that would bring welcome stability to the club.