Gianluigi Donnarumma has vowed to get a temporary AC Milan tattoo made permanent despite being booed on his return to the San Siro last week

The 22-year-old left his boyhood club under a cloud after running down his contract and joining Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer over the summer.

He returned to the San Siro last week for Italy’s clash against Spain in the Nations League semi-final.

Donnarumma was jeered by fans throughout a 2-1 defeat for the 10-man Azzurri against Spain.

However, the goalkeeper allowed a Milan crest to be printed on his arm whilst appearing appearing on the Le lene TV show over the weekend.

As the interview was ending, the reporter asked: ‘When you get to Paris, you go to a tattoo artist and make it permanent?’

And Donnarumma replied: ‘We’ll see, we’ll see… Ok, alright then!’

After his frosty reception at the San Siro, Donnarumma said he hoped that in time he could win the fans over.

‘I will always love them. I will always have a Rossonero heart,’ he claimed.

‘There is a bit of disappointment with the whistles. I spent eight years at Milan and it’s always an emotion to come back to San Siro. I grew up here and I remain a supporter of the club.

‘You don’t forget eight years like that… I hope to be better welcomed next time.’