Donaruma announced his departure. The Italian goalkeeper who helped the team win the Champions League for the first time last season was abandoned. Many Paris teammates and former teammate Mbappe greeted them on social media.

Donarumma announced on Tuesday that he would leave Paris, expressing disappointment and distress at being marginalized. The Italian goalkeeper, who was excluded from the European Super Cup roster against Tottenham on Wednesday, has been asked to leave the team, and his position is replaced by Lucas Schevalier.

Paris captain Marginhos admitted that such situations are always difficult. He said: "I have witnessed players of similar encounters in 12 or 13 years. Our lives are like this, and so are football. Only by doing my best until the last moment. One day I will leave, and I hope to say goodbye with decent farewell. Players change, clubs and fans will last forever. History will remember."

Marginhos also thanked Donaruma for his contribution, but was not sure whether he had completely finalized his departure: "He performed extraordinary last season, and we were able to advance to the finals and win the championship. We should be grateful for his efforts. He is a good friend, a good friend and a leader in the locker room."

Other Parisian players responded on social media, first seen in the comment section of Donaruma's Instagram posts. Dembele commented: "Thank you for everything you did."

Dueer said: "The best goalkeeper, thank you Donaluma."

Ashraf also commented and paid tribute.

Gimpenbe wrote: "Great Donarumma."

Emeri posted: "Thank you Gian Luigi."

Vitinia and other Parisian players also issued short acknowledgments. Mbappe, who had fought alongside Donarumma, left a symbol of love under the Italian goalkeeper's post.