Wantaway AC Milan goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma found himself the target of angry Rossoneri fans during Italy's European U-21 Championship match against Denmark on Sunday night.
Seen as the future of Milan, the 18-year-old goalkeeper stunned the club and their fans when he announced his intention not to sign a renewal.
Naturally, his decision has not gone down well with the Rossoneri faithful and it seems some of the supporters are keen to let Donnarumma know their frustration.
During Italy's U21 clash with Denmark in Krakow, Milan Club Poland showcased a banner reading "Dollarumma" to protest his alleged greed.
It forced play to be interrupted while ball boys tried to clean up the fake money inside Donnarumma's goal.
Once the debris had been cleared, the Azzurrini went on to triumph with a convincing 2-0 scoreline.
"He didn't get agitated, he remained calm in a difficult situation and seemed like a 30-year-old," said Italy U21 coach Luigi Di Biagio in his press conference.
"He was ready to put up with something that goes beyond football."
Seen as the future of Milan, the 18-year-old goalkeeper stunned the club and their fans when he announced his intention not to sign a renewal.
Naturally, his decision has not gone down well with the Rossoneri faithful and it seems some of the supporters are keen to let Donnarumma know their frustration.
During Italy's U21 clash with Denmark in Krakow, Milan Club Poland showcased a banner reading "Dollarumma" to protest his alleged greed.
And they stepped it up a notch around the half-hour mark when they threw handfuls of fake dollar bills at the goalkeeping prodigy.Milan Club Polonia with the "Dollarumma" banner behind Donnarumma's goal pic.twitter.com/C9RlnoTuiq
— Milan Eye (@MilanEye) June 18, 2017
It forced play to be interrupted while ball boys tried to clean up the fake money inside Donnarumma's goal.
Once the debris had been cleared, the Azzurrini went on to triumph with a convincing 2-0 scoreline.
"He didn't get agitated, he remained calm in a difficult situation and seemed like a 30-year-old," said Italy U21 coach Luigi Di Biagio in his press conference.
"He was ready to put up with something that goes beyond football."
