David de Gea is poised for a comeback to the football scene following his agreement to join a new team.
Following his departure from Manchester United this summer, David de Gea is on the verge of making a comeback to competitive football.
Following his departure from Manchester United this summer, David de Gea is on the verge of making a comeback to competitive football.
Two Spanish clubs are considering signing the former Manchester United goalkeeper. Despite receiving offers from teams in the Saudi Pro League and Major League Soccer during the summer transfer window, De Gea preferred a return to Spain.
Real Betis and Valencia have expressed interest in acquiring the services of the 32-year-old, who has been a free agent since leaving Manchester United in June.
De Gea, who spent 12 years at Old Trafford, faced a decline in performance over the last two seasons, leading Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag to sign Andre Onana from Inter Milan as a replacement.
Real Betis, currently dealing with a goalkeeping crisis due to an injury to their regular goalkeeper Rui Silva and the return of the 40-year-old Claudio Bravo after an extended absence, seems to be a more suitable option for De Gea.
However, at Valencia, he would face tough competition from the young Georgian goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili and wouldn’t be guaranteed a starting role every week.
The potential move back to Spain for De Gea has generated considerable interest, and the footballing community eagerly awaits the decision on his next destination.