"I feel at home at City. Even though it's not been long since I moved there. They wanted me a lot, they made me feel important, and now, they already consider me one of their own. You feel enchanted when you listen to him [Guardiola]. I thought it would be like that, but the reality is even better than I expected. I hope to stay in Manchester for as long as possible and have a truly unique experience."
"I've been lucky enough to watch from two very different places: In Ligue 1 and the Premier League. Looking at it from afar, I can say that 'our' football is not lesser than the others. In England, they run from the first to the very last moment of the game. It's not like that for us, but that doesn't mean it's better or worse; that's just how it is."
Gianluigi Donnarumma joined Manchester City from Paris Saint-Germain at the end of the last transfer window and has already impressed at the Etihad. He has kept two clean sheets in four matches, conceded two goals and made six saves from eight shots on target. Donnarumma has become City's new number one following Ederson's departure and says he feels at home, was made to feel important and hopes to remain in Manchester long-term. He praises Pep Guardiola and notes differences between leagues, observing that English football is more intense from first to last minute without being inherently better or worse.
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