Gianluigi Donnarumma
MCI
GK
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Feb 25, 1999 (27)
Right
6'5"
198 lb
Man CityKeeps clean sheet
Donnarumma had no saves and allowed zero goals in Tuesday's 2-0 win versus FC Porto. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 49th minute.
Analysis: Donnarumma didn't face any resistance, as Man City's back line completely shut down Porto. The goalkeeper is likely to be tested substantially more at the Manchester Derby over the weekend, as Manchester United scored 69 goals in EPL play a season ago and already have seven in three games this year.
Three saves in win
Donnarumma made three saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 1-0 win against Coventry City.
Analysis: Donnarumma stopped all three shots he faced and kept a clean sheet during Saturday's win. The goalkeeper was a big part of the clean sheet, but this wasn't the most testing match. With some tougher matches on the horizon, especially with the Champions League kicking off on Tuesday for City and Donnarumma.
Concedes own goal
Donnarumma had one save and allowed one goal, but also scored an own goal in Friday's 4-1 win against Crystal Palace.
Analysis: Donnarumma would not be tested much by Palace on Friday, as he was only forced to make one save. However, he would fall victim to a beautiful free kick that would hit the post and bounce off the keeper into the net, recording an own goal on the only goal he allowed. He has now allowed one goal in both matches to start the season, hoping to earn his first clean sheet when facing Coventry City on Sept. 5.
Concedes one against Bournemouth
Donnarumma made three saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 2-1 victory over AFC Bournemouth.
Analysis: Donnarumma would not hold his clean sheet for long Sunday, with the Italian giving up a goal 26 minutes in before the eventual win. He would then make three saves to help City win as they completed a very late comeback after a penalty kick. They will now face Crystal Palace on Friday, needing a clean sheet if he wants to keep pace with his 15 from last campaign.
Ready for preseason in Hong Kong
Donnarumma is training with Manchester City in Hong Kong and looks ready for preseason, the club announced.
Analysis: Donnarumma took to life at City quickly in his debut campaign, ranking second in the Premier League with 15 clean sheets behind only Golden Glove winner David Raya. His shot-stopping reflexes and composure with the ball at his feet have made him one of the sport's premier goalkeepers, and his move from PSG hasn't diminished that reputation. With a proper preseason and a second year in the setup now under him, there's every reason to expect further growth as City look to get back into the title picture. Donnarumma is expected to remain the clear starter and keep building up his fitness as the preseason tour progresses.
Goal allowed ends title hopes
Donnarumma registered two saves and allowed one goal in Tuesday's 1-1 draw against AFC Bournemouth. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 97th minute.
Analysis: Donnarumma was faced with three shots to save Tuesday and did well, stopping two, but it was not enough to stop the first-half goal scored by the Cherries. This ends his two-match streak of clean sheets, coming at an unfortunate time. He will now look to finish the season strong against Aston Villa, pushing for a 16th clean sheet.
Clean sheet against Palace
Donnarumma recorded two saves and secured a clean sheet in Wednesday's 3-0 victory against Crystal Palace.
Analysis: Donnarumma came up with two major saves Wednesday despite the few attempts from Palace, earning a clean sheet in the process. This is now back-to-back clean sheets for the goalie, up to 15 this campaign. He needs to keep this streak going if the club wants a chance at a trophy, facing Chelsea in FA Cup play Saturday before ending the season against Bournemouth and Aston Villa.
Clean sheet against Brentford
Donnarumma had two saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 3-0 victory versus Brentford.
Analysis: Donnarumma recovered from his efforts in his last match after allowing three goals, as the goalie went on to earn a clean sheet on two saves. This gives the goalie his 14th clean sheet of the season, a great tally that finds him second in the league, but unable to win the Golden Glove. He will need to keep up this type of play moving forward, as they are still chasing Arsenal for the title.
Allows three against Everton
Donnarumma made three saves and allowed three goals in Monday's 3-3 draw against Everton. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 74th minute.
Analysis: Donnarumma was beaten on three occasions Monday, although the blame can be put on his defenders for one goal, making three saves as well. This comes just after earning a clean sheet in his last outing, boasting two in his past four appearances. He now has to be at his best as City can't afford to drop any more points if they want to win the title, facing Brentford next on Saturday.
Another clean sheet
Donnarumma had one save and allowed zero goals in Wednesday's 1-0 win versus Burnley.
Analysis: Donnarumma would have a solid day in net as he wasn't tested all that much, only forced to make one save while earning a clean sheet. This brings the keeper to 13 clean sheets on the season in 30 appearances. He now prepares for a FA Cup tie against Southampton on Saturday, looking to add a chance at some hardware.
Mistake leads to goal
Donnarumma had one save and allowed one goal in Sunday's 2-1 victory against Arsenal.
Analysis: Donnarumma had a rough start to Sunday's match but would later recover, allowing Arsenal's only goal after a mistake led to a lately cleared ball deflecting off Kai Havertz into the net. However, he would recover in the second half with an incredible double save to preserve the lead, showing he is still of top quality. He needs to be at his best as they try to win the league, as goal differential is now in play, facing Burnley on Wednesday next.
Clean sheet against Chelsea
Donnarumma made three saves and allowed zero goals in Sunday's 3-0 victory against Chelsea.
Analysis: Donnarumma was challenged a few time Sunday but stopped all three shots, leading him to an assist. This was a bit of a relief for one of the best keepers in the world, as he was on a four game slide without a clean sheet. He will now prepare for a massive tilt against Arsenal, needing to be at his best to keep their title hopes alive.
Concedes two in UCL exit
Donnarumma had four saves and allowed two goals in Tuesday's 2-1 loss to Real Madrid.
Analysis: Donnarumma would make four saves but couldn't do much when left out to dry multiple times by his defense, allowing two in the loss. He roughly ends his UCL campaign, far from where he ended last year when winning the competition with PSG, recording three clean sheets, 12 goals allowed and 21 saves in his nine appearances with City. He will now need to regroup as his club chases a Premier League title that just may be out of reach, although they first have a chance at a trophy when facing Arsenal in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday.
Allows one against Hammers
Donnarumma registered no saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus West Ham United.
Analysis: Donnarumma would have a rough day despite only one goal allowed, not seeing a single save while earning a tie. He has now gone two games since his last clean sheet in league play, with 11 this season. He has another midweek match against Real Madrid on Tuesda where he will need a big match if his club wants any chance of advancing in UCL play, then playing Crystal Palace on Saturday before the break.
Concedes three against Real Madird
Donnarumma had four saves and allowed three goals in Wednesday's 3-0 defeat against Real Madrid. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 57th minute.
Analysis: Donnarumma would make a decent four saves in Wednesday's outing but was no match for Real Madrid, with the goalie being caught out on three occasions. The goalie will now need to do much better and likely hold a clean sheet in the reverse tie if City wants to advance, boasting three clean sheets in eight UCL appearances this season. However, he will face West Ham in league action on Sunday first.
Allows two against Forest
Donnarumma had two saves and allowed two goals in Wednesday's 2-2 draw against Nottingham Forest.
Analysis: Donnarumma would be beaten twice Wednesday by two decent shots, giving up his clean sheet and a draw in the process. This is after he earned a clean sheet over the weekend, remaining at 11 this season. He will look for a big match over the weekend in FA Cup play as they face Newcastle, a team that has been a constant pain in the side of Manchester City.
Clean sheet against Leeds
Donnarumma recorded two saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 1-0 win against Leeds United. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 85th minute.
Analysis: Donnarumma would hold his own in net Saturday, stopping two shots while earning a clean sheet. This comes after he just fell short of one last outing, with two in his past three appearances. He now has 11 clean sheets in the league, sitting second in the Golden Glove race.
Allows one against Newcastle
Donnarumma registered six saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 2-1 win over Newcastle United.
Analysis: Donnarumma had a few great saves Saturday as he registered six, although he couldn't keep a clean sheet. This comes after a clean sheet last outing, with two in his past five league outings. He will face Leeds United next on Feb. 28, a solid chance to pick up an 11th clean sheet this campaign.
Clean sheet against Fulham
Donnarumma registered three saves and secured a clean sheet in Wednesday's 3-0 victory versus Fulham.
Analysis: Donnarumma had a great match Wednesday and stopped all three shots he faced on target, with the Italian recording a clean sheet. This brings the goalie to 10 clean sheets this season in 23 league appearances. With an FA Cup match on Saturday against Salford City, he will look to make it two straight clean sheets.
Concedes once in Sunday's win
Donnarumma recorded three saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 2-1 victory versus Liverpool.
Analysis: Donnarumma conceded one goal Sunday, a free kick by Dominik Szoboszlai in the 74th minute which opened up the scoring. He also made three saves while the Manchester City attack stole the victory in the final minutes. He faces a slightly more favorable matchup Wednesday versus Fulham, a side which has scored 35 goals through 25 matches this season.
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