Juan Musso came to Bergamo for 20 million. No goalkeeper at Atalanta has ever been paid anywhere near that amount. That’s why the bar was raised when Udinese signed him, with expectations in true Donnarumma style. So at the first mistakes – small mistakes – there was some kind of grumbling until it turned into a fairly audible groan. This happened for two seasons in a row, with the Argentine not seeming to provide the required level of security to the department, so much so that in some matches he was preferred to Marco Sportiello, especially at the end of last season when the goalkeeper was close to retirement and with an expiring contract.
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