PSG fans are left questioning their club’s decision to force out Gianluigi Donnarumma after Lucas Chevalier’s error-prone debut in the UEFA Super Cup against Tottenham.

The UEFA Super Cup will be remembered as a night to forget for new PSG goalkeeper, Lucas Chevalier. 

Despite his team’s victory and his impressive display in the penalty shootout, Chevalier’s debut was marred by the howler that allowed Tottenham to score. The error occurred when Cuti Romero’s diving header from a Pedro Porro free kick caught Chevalier off guard, resulting in a goal that left the PSG fans stunned.

The mistake was met with ridicule on social media, with many supporters pointing out that Gianluigi Donnarumma, the goalkeeper Chevalier replaced, would have likely saved the shot with ease.

The jokes and taunts were swift, with fans questioning the decision to freeze out Donnarumma, the hero of PSG’s Champions League campaign.

Donnarumma’s departure was seen as a bold move by PSG, but Chevalier’s debut has left many wondering if it was the right decision.

While Chevalier has shown promise with his footwork and distribution, his shot-stopping abilities have been called into question. Donnarumma, on the other hand, is widely regarded as one of the best goalkeepers in the world, known for his exceptional reflexes and shot-stopping ability.

The consensus among fans was that Donnarumma would have handled the situation with ease and that Chevalier’s mistake was a costly one.

As PSG looks to move forward, the question on everyone’s mind is whether Chevalier can prove himself as a worthy replacement for Donnarumma.

While he has shown promise, his debut has raised concerns about his ability to handle high-pressure situations. Only time will tell if Chevalier can rise to the challenge and become a top-class goalkeeper.