Donnarumma has joined Manchester City for £39 million: contract details.

According to inkorr.com: The Italian national team's goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma has officially signed a contract with the English club 'Manchester City', leaving the French 'Paris Saint-Germain'. According to the club's press service, the agreement is valid until the summer of 2030.

According to the club's information, the transfer of the goalkeeper is valued at 39 million euros.

The 'Manchester City' press service reported that the 26-year-old goalkeeper signed a five-year contract and will remain at the 'Etihad' stadium until the summer of 2030.

'Throughout his impressively remarkable career, Donnarumma has established himself as one of the best goalkeepers in European football. He started his career at the Italian club 'Milan', where, after passing through the youth team and debuting for the senior team at 16 years old, he played a total of over 250 matches and helped the Milan team win the Italian Supercup. Then, in the summer of 2021, Donnarumma moved to France to join 'Paris Saint-Germain', where he immediately made a significant impact on the club's results. Over four seasons at 'Parc des Princes', the goalkeeper helped PSG win four Ligue 1 titles, two French Cups, and also win the Champions League', – the press service of 'the Citizens' reported.

It is worth noting that the Ukraine national football team is preparing for the qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup and has encountered staffing issues due to the injury of goalkeeper Andriy Lunin from Madrid's 'Real'. Ahead for the Ukrainians is a friendly match against France and a meeting with Azerbaijan.

Instead of Lunin, Georgiy Bushchan, who plays for 'Al-Shabaab' in Saudi Arabia, will debut in the national team.

Signing Donnarumma was an important step for 'Manchester City' as the team seeks to strengthen its position on the European stage. And for Ukraine, Lunin's injury could be a serious challenge during the World Cup qualifiers, considering the importance of the upcoming matches.