Mino Raiola ‘keen to move’ Gianluigi Donnarumma from AC Milan with Real Madrid and PSG circling
Brilliant teenage keeper enduring torrid time at San Siro after being singled out for taunts by crowd but big clubs across Europe have shown an interest in signing him
GIANLUIGI DONNARUMMA'S future at AC Milan is in doubt amid reports super-agent Mino Raiola is looking to get him out of the club.
Brilliant young keeper Donnrumma is regarded as the brightest young stopper in world football having established himself as Milan number one at just 18.
The teenager has already made four appearances for Italy and is tipped to be the successor to Gianluigi Buffon following his international retirement.
But he has experienced a difficult relationship with the Milan supporters who are unhappy at what appears to be a lack of commitment to the club.
Donnarumma had initially rejected the club's offers of a new deal, only to change his mind and sign a lucrative new contract last summer.
But Milan fans believe he is more interested in money, and Donnarumma was reduced to tears last month when the supporters unveiled a giant banner criticising him.
And according to reports in Italy, his agent Raiola is now intent of getting the youngster out of the San Siro with some of the biggest clubs in Europe keen to sign him.
Raiola is one of the top transfer fixers in Europe having negotiated deals for players such as Paul Pogba and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
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And say he is now busy actively trying to secure a move for Donnarumma.
Real Madrid have retained a long-term interest in the youngster and tried to sign him a year ago.
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Paris Saint-Germain have also shown an interest, while Juventus are also monitoring his situation as they look to find a successor to Buffon.
Chelsea are another side who have been watching the keeper as they line up options should contract talks with Thibaut Courtois collapse amid interest from Real.
Milan have given their public backing to Donnarumma, knowing they have such a precocious talent in their squad.
But their financial situation means they are also vulnerable should a big offer come in for the player, and if his relationship with the fans continues to worsen they may have to sell.