Manchester United covet Donaluma due to financial constraints, Chelsea waits for an opportunity

August 1 - According to the Daily Mail, Manchester United has officially asked Paris Saint-Germain about the feasibility of the transfer of Italian national Donaluma, but the two clubs are still very far from reaching an agreement. Since joining the summer window, Onana's many key mistakes have caused strong doubts from fans and the media, and the club has also begun to evaluate alternatives. Donnarumma, 25, has one year left in the contract, and the German transfer valuation is worth 55 million euros. Paris is not interested in any offer below 70 million euros; the player's annual salary after tax is as high as 12 million euros, far exceeding Onana's 7 million, which will directly impact Manchester United's salary structure. Unless Manchester United first regains funds and frees up salary space by selling high-paid players such as Sancho and Casemiro, the deal will hardly advance. At the same time, Chelsea has also intervened in the competition. The Blues are understanding the transfer fee and salary framework and are ready to negotiate with Paris at any time. For Manchester United, chasing Donnarumma is more like a crisis public relations, and whether it can be performed depends on the "maneuvering technique" at the financial level.