PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma believes his competition with Keylor Navas last season helped him 'grow enormously'.
The Italian shotstopper joined from AC Milan in the summer of 2021 but his arrival meant PSG had two world class 'keepers on the books. Mauricio Pochettino, manager at the time, was unable to choose a number one, meaning both players were able to earn regular game time, with Navas making 26 appearances in all competitions.
However, following Christophe Galtier's appointment as manager, that rotation was ended and Donnarumma was picked as PSG's number one, restricting Navas to just two appearances in all competitions. Nottingham Forest then came calling for Navas late in last month's window, a move which he then completed on deadline day after making it clear he wanted the move due to game time.
