Paris Saint-Germain boss Luis Enrique has made a major decision regarding Gianluigi Donnarumma ahead of the UEFA Super Cup.
Last season's Champions League winners PSG face Tottenham, who beat Manchester United in the Europa League final, on Wednesday.
And Enrique has excluded Donnarumma from PSG's squad for their match in Italy.
That's according to Fabrizio Romano, who dropped a bombshell social media post on Monday.
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On X, Romano wrote: "Paris Saint-Germain exclude Gigio Donnarumma from their squad for UEFA Super Cup.
"Donnarumma will not sign new deal at PSG, there’s no agreement and he will 100% leave the club, this summer or in 2026 as free agent.
"Gigio’s camp feel it’s unfair situation for the GK."
Donnarumma appears destined to leave this summer, per Romano.
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In another post, he added: "Gigio Donnarumma will leave Paris St Germain for sure, most likely this or eventually next summer.
"The relationship is completely broken after club decide to exclude Gigio from their squad for Super Cup.
"Understand Premier League is the most likely destination."
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Donnarumma, who is contracted to PSG until the summer of 2026, has been strongly linked with a move to the Premier League, with Man United and Manchester City keeping tabs on his situation.
The Mirror reported over the weekend that the French champions were willing to accept a cut fee of around £26m for the Italy international.
ESPN also claimed that Donnarumma is of interest to Inter Milan despite his connection with city rivals AC Milan.
The 26-year-old was integral to PSG’s remarkable campaign, which included winning the Champions League, last term and has made 161 appearances for PSG since joining in 2021.
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The news of his exclusion may come as a surprise, given the fact that he previously stated how his priority was to remain at the club
Speaking via Romano in June, Donnarumma said: “My priority is to stay at Paris Saint-Germain and sign a new deal. I don’t think there will be any issue or problem."
Topics: PSG, Gianluigi Donnarumma, Luis Enrique, UEFA Super Cup, Football, Transfer News, Manchester United
Luke Davies