Donnarumma says City’s chaos won’t alter his future

Amid the chaos surrounding Manchester City, Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma has broken the silence through his agent Enzo Raiola, stating that he has no immediate intention of leaving the club despite the Premier League having found him guilty of 114 of the 115 charges brought against the entity.

Appeal and club guarantees

Manchester City has told several of its players that it intends to appeal the sanction imposed by the Premier League. According to reports from Dave Thompson and Natalia Pérez, the club has assured its footballers that “sporting justice” will back them. Donnarumma’s agent, Enzo Raiola, said that the English team has given them guarantees that nothing will change for the goalkeeper.

The threat of relegation remains looming, and it is rumored that Premier League clubs could try to bring down the entity. Sources indicate that the United Arab Emirates could exert diplomatic pressure on the British government to mitigate possible sanctions. One scenario envisions relegation, which would severely affect the squad under the direction of Enzo Maresca.

Raiola has focused his message on the upcoming decisive fixtures against Liverpool and Paris Saint‑Germain. The agent emphasized that “the club has spoken with Gigio” and that “everyone is calm”. These statements aim to shift attention from administrative uncertainty to performance on the pitch.

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Statements and repercussions

In the interview given to Radio Napoli Centrale, Raiola assured that Donnarumma has no immediate intention of leaving City, despite the chaos. Commentator Pablo Planas added: “Manchester City doesn’t look good, but whatever happens the titles cannot be taken away”. José Luis Artús, for his part, described the situation as “looking very bad”.

Donnarumma’s contract with Manchester City runs until 2030, according to Italian information. However, the Premier League’s verdict could redefine the balance of European football and test the solidity of the City project.

The case remains open, and the football community awaits the final resolution to learn the future of the club and its stars. While images of possible trophy removals circulate and rumors of departures intensify, Enzo Raiola’s words provide a dose of calm to the environment.