David de Gea has been without a club since his contract with Man United ended. The Spaniard really wants to play for the title as number one at his new club. If no such option presents itself, de Gea would probably even consider ending his career.
David de Gea (32) guarded Manchester United's goal for twelve years. This summer, coach Erik ten Hag suddenly changed plans for the goalkeeper position and really wanted a new number one. The two parties let the long-time regular keeper's contract expire. De Gea has now been without a club for almost three months. There is no option in sight.
As The Guardian exclusively reported on Friday, David de Gea could face harsh consequences: the ex-United goalkeeper is said to be thinking about ending his career. De Gea really wants to be number one in goal at a top club and play for a title. If nothing happens in the near future, ending your career will actually become a serious option.
No chance to say goodbye to fans
According to the report, there was basically no shortage of offers. De Gea had received a financially lucrative offer from Saudi Arabia, among others. But that is not the deciding factor for the 32-year-old. The sporting prospects in the desert state were not sufficient, so the keeper immediately rejected the offer from the Saudi Pro League.
The newspaper reports that de Gea was disappointed with the manner of United's farewell. In talks about an extension, ten Hag made it clear that he wanted to sign a new number one and that de Gea would have to face tough competition. As a result, the Spaniard, who had been one of the top earners in the squad up to that point, was said to have been offered a contract offer with significantly reduced conditions, which de Gea rejected. Although the 32-year-old had been in goal for twelve years, there was no chance to say goodbye to the fans.
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