Manchester United would like to keep goalkeeper David De Gea beyond his current deal which expires at the end of the season.
De Gea, 32, has been at United since he was signed by legendary former manager Sir Alex Ferguson from Atletico Madrid back in 2011.
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During his time at Old Trafford, the Spanish shot-stopper has played in well over 500 matches, across all competitions, registering 179 clean sheets along the way.
What’s the latest on David De Gea’s Man United contract?
Despite being a club legend, now at the age of 32, time is against De Gea, and with his deal ticking down, there has been speculation that the veteran keeper could be moved on.
However, according to a recent report from the Manchester Evening News, United would like to keep their number one on but have acknowledged that in order to be awarded a new deal, he must first accept a reduced salary.
Currently earning £ 375,000 per week, United have reportedly offered a deal of £ 250,000 per week, and even though that would mean taking a huge £ 125,000-per-week pay cut, it is believed both parties are keen to reach an agreement.
Should De Gea accept, it is expected that he will finish his career with the Red Devils.
Is good offer only if he finish is career at man united
Release the gentleman he did his part of job
He deserves to stay coz has done alot for the club.
De gea has been out best player for the past few years he has to stay #legend
De Gea should be kept at the club he has done great job at the club, I personally love him
He deserves the staying of the team coz he’s good,man utd best saver nd he’s my dad {MAN UNITED LEGEND}