it seems that David de Gea is very quickly becoming a nuisance at Manchester United much like Raheem Sterling at Liverpool.
The Spanish international has been heavily linked with a move to Real Madrid this summer but the saga has dragged on for far too long.
However, according to Spanish source Fichajes, the matter could be resolved soon and De Gea can complete his move away from Old Trafford this weekend.
Moreover, Man United’s Dutch manager seems to be frustrated as well with the ongoing issue surrounding David de Gea’s transfer and as per the provided link, Louis van Gaal has ordered United officials that he wants the Spanish goal keeper to leave Red Devils before Monday.
Fichajes state that with Van Gaal’s willingness to let De Gea leave soon, Real Madrid are accelerating the transfer process and can sign the former Atletico star for €35m.
La Roja star claimed few days back that he has to return for Man United pre-season but he might not stay with the English side for long.
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playing games-it is all about money-he is already a RM player that is where his loyalty is already-you could call him a JUDAS!!!!!
Everyone has dreams to pursue.If Real Madrid is his let him go with standing ovation.The most reasonable thing for the board now is consentrating on a replacement before the tour to enhance quick adaptation.Except if we’re holding him at leverage for the Ramos deal
Methinks people have too much faith in believing the papers tell the truth 100% of the time. Has De Gea ever said he wants to go? Has De Gea not shown up for training? Give the guy a chance and trust in him being an honourable person. He hasn’t shown any reason not to believe that. With the new additions and hopefully a new strikers and a new CD, United will be well on the way to moving up the ladder. With some experience as a group, they should be a team capable of beating anyone. I suspect De Gea might find that to be an enticement to stay.