In October, 16-year-old AC Milan goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma became the youngest goalkeeper ever to start a match inItaly's top division, and has since been a bright spot in an up-and-down campaign for the Rossoneri this season.

Legendary Juventus andItalygoalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon has hailed Donnarumma as "a great keeper," and admits he is impressed by the youngster's ability to handle the pressure placed on him at such a young age.

In this winter season, Donnarumma is drawing the interest of many European clubs, with Manchester United and Chelsea at the head of the pack. It could be an expensive move for them.

It’s no doubt that Donnarumma was a hot prospect. But will him be a top goalkeeper in the future like Buffon?

It’s hard to say that. Although he is young and has become the youngest player in Serie A, which brokes a nearly 20-year-old record held by Gianluigi Buffon. But there are always lots of talented goalkeeper in European football. At this Coin in time, its only solid members include Manuel Neuer, Thibaut Courtois, David De Gea and Buffon.

There is also a long way for Donnarumma to be a top goalkeeper in European League as well as the world.