Quote from: poodle63 on Today at 11:48:36 PM

Quote from: AndySt on Today at 11:08:57 PM

In general, I am very surprised that de Gea is holding on to a place at Manchester United so much. I still understand that if it was a matter of increased wages, but the Ministry of Justice, with its latest proposals with a salary reduction, seems to have removed this advantage. I think de Gea is still a great age for a goalkeeper and he can still find himself a new club from the class of top clubs. Especially after MU suddenly changed his mind and still wants to cut his salary, when de Gea had already agreed to the proposed conditions. Yes, the goalkeeper sometimes makes monstrous mistakes, but at the same time he makes much more fantastic saves. So I want to give just one piece of advice to David. You need to look for a new club.

It's great keeper but not with all of his blunders. ten hag must put this as the main concern as making blunders in a very important competition will lead its club to the lose. Onana will come soon and he is better than de gea.
The new contract gets some revision as he gets even less salary. I hope de gea will leave from MU and onana will come in. It's good for MU to have onana as de gea's replacement.

The goalkeeper position at Manchester United is currently in disarray, one might say. Personally, I am concerned about Ten Hag's indecisiveness regarding De Gea's contract extension. In addition, acquiring players from other clubs seems to pose a challenge, and Ten Hag must come to terms with the fact that the Gazler family is not on his side. The rumors of Manchester United changing hands should be resolved promptly to facilitate the player transfer process. Until now, I still hold disdain for the Gazler family, who appear to be playing games when it comes to selling the club, despite two interested parties already being present.

It appears difficult to part ways with Onana from Inter Milan. Perhaps Ten Hag needs to make a swift decision.