Gianluigi Donnarumma, a 27-year-old Italy international, is one of the Manchester City players who could depart if the club receives substantial sanctions for its financial breaches. His representative, Enzo Raiola, stated in January that the goalkeeper was settling in at the club but his long-term ambition was a return to Italy, and they would take such an opportunity if it appeared. Raiola also confirmed that when Donnarumma's contract with Paris Saint-Germain was expiring, some Italian clubs had shown interest before Manchester City's offer was made. Specifically, his former team AC Milan and rivals Inter were interested in bringing him back to Serie A in 2025. Milan's interest was due to fears of a potential exit for Mike Maignan. If the situation at Manchester City escalates, both clubs may be interested again next summer, as Maignan's future remains a subject of speculation, although a return to AC Milan could be complicated by the acrimonious nature of his past departure. The goalkeeper, who has 85 caps for his country, is under contract until June 2030 and has a current market value of €45.00m, according to Transfermarkt.