David De Gea
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S7_MUFC
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In terms of pure reflexes he's the best in the world although his overall game isn't still as good as Neuer's but no doubt he's in the top 3 in the world..
Nope She was hounded on twitter because She was considered as a key factor in De Gea desperately wanting to move to Madrid, The manchester is ugly comment was published in some spanish newspaper last season although She denied making those comments...
Yannik
Senior Member
apparently De Gea considering contract renewal..
I thought that would happen, a contract extension of at least a year is the only chance for him to get into United's starting eleven.
Even if he might still leave next season, that won't be as a free agent, its just logical that United would offer him this as a solution for both sides.
I thought that would happen, a contract extension of at least a year is the only chance for him to get into United's starting eleven.
Even if he might still leave next season, that won't be as a free agent, its just logical that United would offer him this as a solution for both sides.
Sea_of_Frost
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Well it makes sense right?
They get to live close to home. DDG gets to play in one of the biggest clubs in the world, while being paid well. And Madrid is BY FAR a better city than Manchester. A good portion of people would agree with the Manchester fridge comments, considering how it pales to other locations in which current big clubs (Madrid, Barcelona, Munich, London, Paris and so on) are at.
S7_MUFC
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Makes more sense if you consider the exposure She'd get for being Real Madrid goalkeepers girlfriend...I don't think location would be that big of an issue for De Gea who looks like he's an introvert..
Sea_of_Frost
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Real were looking to get the best business. They know very well that DDG was on the last year on his contract and haggled the price. I don't see what's wrong there from an economical point of view.
Unless you have well documented proof to show that Manchester United haven't done anything wrong, Man U will be partly blamed for the mishap. From what I've seen, there are many differing reports but at the end of the day, only when the information is public, can we make a calculated decision on who to blame. Right now it's pathetic for this to happen to both clubs, and you'll have to feel sorry for the players (especially Navas).
DonAK
President of FC Barcelona
Sure he did. Guy is a hardcore Madridista.
Man Utd say they have TIMESTAMPED evidence in the FIFA database. Anything Tebas or Real Madrid say comes short against that.
Luftstalag14
Culé de Celestial Empire
Of course he would. He is the president of LFP after all, Madridista or not, he has to look out for the Spanish clubs.
Yannik
Senior Member
Of course he wants. He knows that this is the only way for him to not sit on the stands this season. Renewing his contract has no downsides for him anyway.
Its a win-win situation at the expense of Madrid who cant have him for free next summer, but will have to offer lots of money once again to get him.
He will surely not stay for longer than this year, the contract might even inherit a 40-50m release clause, but United would sell him anyway then.
I would really love to see Perez' face right now. The guy probably consoled himself over the failed move by the fact that he could have De Gea for free next summer.
Martindn
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Dont let willing to back up you're words mean anything here, obviously talk from the head of an organization responsible for administering the league Madrid is involved with, and who had zero contact with our club throughout the whole ordeal has some weight behind what he says naturally. The fact that we was willing to go so far to prove our point to FIFA while Madrid declined even after playing the blame game should of put this matter to bed already.
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