David de Gea has been offered to Europe’s top clubs with the goalkeeper likely to leave Manchester United this mid-year.
De Gea has been undisturbed for United at his position for around 10 years generally as Manchester United’s main goalkeeper, however, has seen his position go under danger this season, the arrival of loanee Dean Henderson from a two-season spell at Sheffield United giving rivalry to his place.
The 30-year-old remained Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s best option for initially a very long time of the period, however, his re-visitation of Spain on paternity lead gave Henderson a normal spat on the side as of late.
Henderson has begun the Red Devils’ previous seven installations and held his place for the 2-1 success over Brighton in spite of De Gea’s return, with the last presently considering an exit with his delegates having promoted his availability to Europe’s top clubs.
As per the Daily Mail, De Gea’s agents have begun to bring to the table the guardian to various top European clubs, with Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and Atletico Madrid have all been referenced as potential destinations should he leave.
Manchester United will request a charge of £50m for the Spain global, a figure which – close by the goalkeepers £375,000 seven days compensation – looks unreasonable given the current financial environment and De Gea’s conflicting structure. Solskjaer has wouldn’t affirm which of the goalkeepers is currently his main, however, the shirt has all the earmarks of being Henderson’s to lose after a strong run of structure in De Gea’s nonattendance.
De Gea and Dean Henderson had been fighting for their place as the number 1 goalkeeper for United. Recently De Gea had been having his time in Spain due to personal reasons and therefore, Henderson got the chance to play for United in recent games. He was simply outstanding and made key saves to save United on several occasions.
This has pointed questions about whether he should be backed up and continued to be played as the number 1 in front of De Gea or should the Spaniard continue to play for United as their lead goalkeeper.
