In a stunning move that has sent shockwaves through the football world, Gianluigi Donnarumma has officially joined Manchester City, expressing his pride in signing with a club renowned for its high-caliber talent.

A Historic Transfer Confirmed

On Tuesday, Manchester City announced the acquisition of the Azzurri captain, who until recently had a contract with Paris Saint-Germain through June 2026. However, PSG had already lined up Lucas Chevalier as his successor, paving the way for this monumental transfer.

Embracing a New Challenge

In his first public comments following the transfer, Donnarumma shared his enthusiasm with Manchester City’s official website. "Signing for Manchester City is not just a career move; it’s a proud moment in my life," he stated. He highlighted the opportunity to work under Pep Guardiola, whom he dubbed "one of the greatest managers in football history."

Feeling Honored and Grateful

The Italian star elaborated, saying, "Joining a squad filled with world-class talent at a club every player dreams of is a huge honor. I’ve followed Manchester City for years, so to now wear their jersey is incredibly special." Donnarumma expressed his eagerness to meet his new teammates, coaching staff, and, most importantly, the passionate fans.

Ready to Make an Impact

As he prepares for the next chapter of his career, Donnarumma pledged to give his all in pursuit of further success for the club. "I can’t wait to step onto the pitch at the Etihad Stadium—it's going to be an extraordinary experience," he added.

Excitement in the Air

The shot-stopper took to social media to convey his excitement, affirming his readiness to kick off this new journey. His transformation from PSG to Manchester City marks a pivotal moment in his career, and fans are eager to see what the future holds for this talented goalkeeper.

Medical Tests Completed

Donnarumma successfully completed medical tests in Florence just days before the announcement, accompanied by his agent Enzo Raiola, marking the final steps in this high-profile transfer.