Paris Saint-Germain probably could have won the Champions League final without Gigi Donnarumma. But they certainly wouldn't have made it to Munich without him.
Donnarumma was immense throughout the knockout rounds. He may have only picked up one Player of the Match award along the way - for his characteristically colossal contribution to PSG's shootout success over Liverpool at Anfield - but, as his team-mates were always so quick to point out, Donnarumma was just as decisive in the ties against Aston Villa and Arsenal. Star playmaker Vitinha even called the Italian giant the team's "MVP" after the crucial 1-0 at the Emirates.
It was, thus, strange to hear Donnarumma admit after the 5-0 rout of Inter at the Allianz Arena that he didn't know if he would still be at PSG next season. "We’ll see in the next few days," he said.
Two months on, and Donnarumma's future at Parc des Princes is even more uncertain than it was after the most monumental night in PSG's history. So, why could Europe's best team be about to part company with Europe's best goalkeeper?
