Gianluigi Donnarumma | Man City player

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Feels like there will be about a dozen clubs signings new goalkeepers today. Very odd that we have all left it this late.
 
We should have been on this signing. He'd not be cheap but he is the presence the team needs at the back and a very very good goalkeeper
 
Strange, since Donnarumma is not a "Pep goalie" at all. He is way too bad with his feet.
 
Strange, since Donnarumma is not a "Pep goalie" at all. He is way too bad with his feet.
Kinda makes a bit sense, they have lot of ball and shots vs City is very low, yet their goalie (similar to Onana) let in a good few, I think it was a feature of him Pep accepted, but evidently it's not working since they drop points. This move might have less of the play from the back flair but would end up solidifying them quite a lot, and also up their penalty performance.
 
Kinda makes a bit sense, they have lot of ball and shots vs City is very low, yet their goalie (similar to Onana) let in a good few, I think it was a feature of him Pep accepted, but evidently it's not working since they drop points. This move might have less of the play from the back flair but would end up solidifying them quite a lot, and also up their penalty performance.
Yeah, I might be biased since I never liked Donnarumma. Hope he sucks big time at City.
 
Yeah, I might be biased since I never liked Donnarumma. Hope he sucks big time at City.
He has garnered himself a $ reputation. Still I always thought City were at risk with any fast counter against them either to a howler prone goalie or a forced penalty, now that weakness will be remedied, hopefully at the expense of that forward momentum Pep likes, will be interesting to see how this goes.
 
They're building such a disjointed squad, at least on paper. All signings probably positive in their own right, just seems an odd collective.

Very different to the run-up to brining in Pep and the years that followed. Felt like every move was tailor made for Pep and his system, now not so much.
 
They're building such a disjointed squad, at least on paper. All signings probably positive in their own right, just seems an odd collective.

Very different to the run-up to brining in Pep and the years that followed. Felt like every move was tailor made for Pep and his system, now not so much.
Feels like they are doing a United.
 
They're building such a disjointed squad, at least on paper. All signings probably positive in their own right, just seems an odd collective.

Very different to the run-up to brining in Pep and the years that followed. Felt like every move was tailor made for Pep and his system, now not so much.
Perhaps preparing for him leaving?
 
Think their recruitment has been pretty crap in recent years and he is only continuation of it. Woodward like signing.
 
€35m (£30.3m) fee


Good fee for PSG, almost recoup the Chevalier's fee and get rid of big wages. And they got him for free initially so it's real good business for them.
 
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