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Quote from: Lannakosa on April 07, 2025, 03:16:08 PM
Quote from: asriloni on April 04, 2025, 03:39:29 PM


Manchester United is thinking to re-united with De Gea after they let him left the club last years. They must be feeling shamed with their horrible decision to replace a quality, and proven goal keeper with a flop.

If they're now realizing their mistake, and wanna sign De Gea back again. I fully support it as long as they're not playing with him.

De gea has proven if he's still good goal keeper at Fiorentina, and not yet finished. He's still worthy to play at EPL.
It wasn't last year, De Gea spent a whole season without a team, so it was even earlier. And now Fiorentina are in talks with De Gea to extend his contract until 2027, they certainly don't want to let him go after seeing how good he is. It is quite possible that he will decide to stay in Serie A, and I don't see any reason why he would want to go back to Manchester United now, firstly they refused to extend his contract, secondly their position in the Premier League is terrible, so De Gea might not be interested in this offer either.

I saw this news but I don't believe it due to some reason I'll still explain but if it's true then I think you're right about the board being shameful for their wrong decisions of offloading him so they now want him back, but instead of De Gea why can't they move on from Onana to a better younger and developing or developed keeper out there? Well my reason for not believing the news is because INEOS stated it clear that they'll be going after younger talents and for the right price, that would last them for the future, well De Gea might not cost them much but he'll be 35 years this year he could be a quick fix in that area but he's not going to last them long-term due to his age, which is why I prefer they go for a younger talent out their that's doing better than Onana and would fit in perfectly into Amorim's system.
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Quote from: Lannakosa on April 07, 2025, 03:16:08 PM
Quote from: asriloni on April 04, 2025, 03:39:29 PM


Manchester United is thinking to re-united with De Gea after they let him left the club last years. They must be feeling shamed with their horrible decision to replace a quality, and proven goal keeper with a flop.

If they're now realizing their mistake, and wanna sign De Gea back again. I fully support it as long as they're not playing with him.

De gea has proven if he's still good goal keeper at Fiorentina, and not yet finished. He's still worthy to play at EPL.
It wasn't last year, De Gea spent a whole season without a team, so it was even earlier. And now Fiorentina are in talks with De Gea to extend his contract until 2027, they certainly don't want to let him go after seeing how good he is. It is quite possible that he will decide to stay in Serie A, and I don't see any reason why he would want to go back to Manchester United now, firstly they refused to extend his contract, secondly their position in the Premier League is terrible, so De Gea might not be interested in this offer either.

I saw this news but I don't believe it due to some reason I'll still explain but if it's true then I think you're right about the board being shameful for their wrong decisions of
offloading him so they now want him back, but instead of De Gea why can't they move on from Onana to a better younger and developing or developed keeper out there? Well my reason for not believing the news is because INEOS stated it clear that they'll be going after younger talents and for the right price, that would last them for the future, well De Gea might not cost them much but he'll be 35 years this year he could be a quick fix in that area but he's not going to last them long-term due to his age, which is why I prefer they go for a younger talent out their that's doing better than Onana and would fit in perfectly into Amorim's system.
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Quote from: Lannakosa on April 07, 2025, 03:16:08 PM
Quote from: asriloni on April 04, 2025, 03:39:29 PM


Manchester United is thinking to re-united with De Gea after they let him left the club last years. They must be feeling shamed with their horrible decision to replace a quality, and proven goal keeper with a flop.

If they're now realizing their mistake, and wanna sign De Gea back again. I fully support it as long as they're not playing with him.

De gea has proven if he's still good goal keeper at Fiorentina, and not yet finished. He's still worthy to play at EPL.
It wasn't last year, De Gea spent a whole season without a team, so it was even earlier. And now Fiorentina are in talks with De Gea to extend his contract until 2027, they certainly don't want to let him go after seeing how good he is. It is quite possible that he will decide to stay in Serie A, and I don't see any reason why he would want to go back to Manchester United now, firstly they refused to extend his contract, secondly their position in the Premier League is terrible, so De Gea might not be interested in this offer either.

I saw this news but I don't believe it due to some reason I'll still explain but if it's true then I think you're right about the board being shameful for their wrong decisions of
offloading him so they now want him back, but instead of De Gea why can't they move on from Onana to a better younger and developing or developed keeper out there? Well my reason for not believing the news is because INEOS stated it clear that they'll be going after younger talents and for the right price, that would last them for the future, well De Gea might not cost them much but he'll be 35 years this year he could be a quick fix in that area but he's not going to last them long-term due to his age, which is why I prefer they go for a younger talent out their that's doing better than Onana and would fit in perfectly into Amorim's system.