Donnarumma a target for Juventus? Paratici responds to transfer talks

Free agency is looming over the Italian shot-stopper, who continues to delay signing a contract extension with the Rossoneri.

Juventus CEO Fabio Paratici admits Gianluigi Donnarumma is a “is a very good player” but refuses to comment whether they are interested in signing the AC Milan goalkeeper.

Milan risk losing Donnarumma for free, with the player yet to put pen to paper to fresh terms despite less than two months remaining on his current deal.

Amid uncertainty over his future at San Siro, the 22-year-old has reportedly emerged as a transfer target for Juventus. A few reports even claim he has been offered a long-term big-money contract by the Old Lady, who are looking to part ways with their current No.1 Wojciech Szczesny.

Juventus plan to recruit Donnarumma as a free agent and are offering a five-year contract at €10 million nett per season. Also, offering agent Raiola €20 million commission, and Gigio's Dad Alfonso €3 million. [Il Giornale]
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Ahead of the decisive Serie A match against AC Milan, Paratici was outright asked if Juventus are interested in acquiring the services of Donnarumma.

“Donnarumma is a very good player, he belongs to Milan and tonight we are concentrated on the match,” the Juve chief responded, speaking to Sky Sport Italia.

“We have always made the decisions together with the President, with Pavel Nedved, with the directors. We discuss between ourselves and when a decision is made, it is shared by everyone.”