Gianluigi Donaluma transfer: Why is Real Madrid not interested?

In the 2025 summer transfer market, the name of Gian Luigi Donaruma has been widely discussed. Paris Saint-Germain's decision to let him go, which led to some of the top European clubs taking immediate action.

As one of the top goalkeepers, it is natural for Donnarumma to be associated with many big teams. There have even been rumors that he has been on Real Madrid's transfer list.

However, this rumor was immediately denied by the famous journalist Fabricio Romano. He stressed that Madrid never showed interest in the Italian goalkeeper.

In the end, Donnarumma chose to transfer to the Premier League. He now officially plays for Manchester City, coached by Pep Guardiola.

Full trust in Courtois

Real Madrid still regards Tibo Courtois as the preferred goalkeeper. The goalkeeper from Belgium has reached a new contract, which will be announced soon.

Apart from Courtois, Madrid still owns Andre Lunien. The Ukrainian goalkeeper has performed well many times when the main goalkeeper is absent. The combination of

is considered sufficient to maintain the defense. Therefore, the club management believes there is no urgent need to add new goalkeepers.

Donaluma joins Manchester City

Manchester City becomes a new destination for Donaluma after leaving Paris Saint-Germain. Manchester City recruited him for about £26 million.

This move is called a wise decision. Guardiola got a world-class goalkeeper at a relatively affordable price.

Donaruma's presence will enhance the team's depth. He is predicted to be a long-time goalkeeper at Manchester City.

Madrid's spending focuses on other locations

Although it is not targeted at Donnarumma, Real Madrid is still actively shopping. They are more focused on strengthening their strength in other fields.

Dean Huyson, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Franco Masttuno and Alvaro Carreras were officially introduced. These four are considered to balance the roster this season.

According to the media, the club is satisfied with the transfer event. Madrid thinks their priorities have been well met.