PSG: Donnarumma happy with his kicking game

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PSG: Donnarumma happy with his kicking game

The Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper believes he has made progress in his kicking game, far from being his strong point.

Not very assertive aerial outputs and feverish footwork, these are the main criticisms leveled against Gianluigi Donnarumma. The Italian goalkeeper of Paris Saint-Germain claims today that he was able to improve things.

“ We must be able to play with the ball, Luis Enrique (his trainer in Paris, editor’s note) cares a lot about it »declared the Italian international at a press conference on Tuesday on the eve of PSG-AC Milan (3rd day of the Champions League), cited by RMC Sport.

“ The coach is very happy with what I am doing, with my progress. I’m happy with what I’m doing.”, continued the former Rossoneri goalkeeper. Donnarumma will meet his ex-teammates on Wednesday evening at the Parc des Princes (kick-off at 8:45 p.m.).

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Manu Tournoux

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