The funniest thing would be Man Utd not selling De Gea in this transfer window and Real Madrid getting slapped with a transfer ban of two windows.
That would be epic. But it is Madrid we are talking about, papa Perez will take care of everything.
If that happens then they'll prob appeal and have the January transfer window to snap him up, but in that case Man Utd can really squeeze them for whatever Madrid are made of.
If I were united I would demand 100M in such case. But that case will never come sadly. United need to man up a little. They don't need the petty change they are getting right now. Keep de gea and sign couple of players and challenge for the title. They will also get more time to find his replacement. If they sell de gea they wont be anywhere near title challenging team. No matter who they sign he can't just settle in and make huge performances right away. With that level of defense gk will need some time to adjust. I hope they understand that and keep de gea and tell real to fuck off unless they offer high transfer fee.
Well we don't need 20 million that badly too and holding on to De Gea will at least piss Real off and we're paying him peanuts because he's still on his first contract... £13 million is pocket change for us so we'll probably keep him if they don't up their offer..That's the point, madrid don't want him badly, and I don't see why they should. They can do with Keylor for a season, who if played regularly will be more than capable replacement for the shaky Iker, or bring back their ex- youth product in kiko casilla, and pick up DDG on a free next summer. They have no need to comply to ManU's demands.
Well we don't need 20 million that badly too and holding on to De Gea will at least piss Real off and we're paying him peanuts because he's still on his first contract... £13 million is pocket change for us so we'll probably keep him if they don't up their offer..
Nah, DDG is not a must transfer for Real for them to be upset over it. They are not a team in transition, nor are they lacking the aura to attract top players. Woodward may try all the tricks in his book, but eventually it will be decided on madrid's terms. And that includes the Ramos transfer if it does happen. If DDG does manage to upset the madrid bosses however, you will most likely have an unhappy keeper on your payroll for as long as want, as he'd essentially have jeopardized his place in the NT. Madrid hold all the cards here, to deny it would be naive.
De Gea has the most to lose here, but there's no doubt that Madrid will continue to pursue De Gea because he's the one lined to replace Casillas and he's the one who has been touted as Spain's future during his earlier days in his career. They will go for him until they see no other option than to sign someone else.
A Real Madrid who are under investigation by FIFA may be pushed into making a deal right now. They might not risk waiting for his contract to run out when they may have a transfer ban waiting for them. That's the reason I think Man Utd should stand firm.