charlenefan
Far less insightful than the other Charley
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If Sunderland get 30m for Pickford we should be getting 120m for De Gea
Yeah I agre, just have a horrible vision of us letting him go for less than he's worth as he's a goalkeeper. Would be disappointed to get 50m for him. Given what the likes of john stones costThe last deal rated him at 40m euros. If he goes, we'll be getting almost double that.
I don't understand why so many think this is done and dusted.
I simply can't see Madrid spending that much on a keeper.
Hope we demand what's fair. We don't owe Dave anything.Yeah I agre, just have a horrible vision of us letting him go for less than he's worth as he's a goalkeeper. Would be disappointed to get 50m for him. Given what the likes of john stones cost
Well that's how it has worked when we buy in the market, we pay through the nose. It's only fair we are professional both in icomming and outgoing matters.That's not how it works unfortunately. If a player in good standing makes a discrete request for a transfer, the club has little recourse but to sell, especially when De Gea's last transfer was thwarted at the last second by faxgate.
Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2017/05/24/manch...sfer-says-dwight-yorke-6658863/#ixzz4i06z1XkrThe former Red Devils striker believes the Spain international is eager to seal a move to his boyhood club, just as was the case with Cristiano Ronaldo during his time at Old Trafford.
He's gone, as far as I'm concerned lads.
DDG - you legend, you gave us some amazing years and played to your best ability. I personally don't blame you for wanting to leave now, we've proven ourselves to be below your level (DDG is a CL keeper, one of the best worldwide, and shouldn't spend his career finishing 6th in the league, which, if we're all honest here, is where we are fcking at right now)>
Good luck Davey, good lad.
Sky dont think soSo with CL Football next season will De Gea move on?
Perhaps he'll think we are the next big project, with Mourinho getting us into the CL and winning 3 trophies this season. It could be a catalyst for success provided he gets his targets in the summer.
Fantastic news, keeping our best players is just as important in our fight to get back to the top of football, over the moon at this news. As a side note would really love for us to keep Romero for another season or two, but his performances this season may have clubs looking his way.
Yeah, surely got to be domestic cups for Romero next season if DDG stays...assuming all parties are happy with that - if I was DDG I'd want to play in every competition, it's not like a keeper really needs resting....I think De Gea would leave if Mourinho decided to start Romero in European Matches.
I was thinking about this earlier and playing and doing it at the 'business end' of the UCL is the only thing stopping De Gea from being universally accepted as the BITW so if he stays we certainly cant be playing Romero in Europe again next season. I suspect Jose knows this though, he knew the opposition we played in the Europa League this season better than any of us and I'm sure felt he could get away with playing Romero, next season if we play Bayern/Real/Barca I doubt he'd even think twice about not playing De GeaI think De Gea would leave if Mourinho decided to start Romero in European Matches.
If Higuaín cost 90m€ being 2 year older then Bale could be in 100/130 even with the issue of his injuries.Hypothetically speaking, would any of you swap Bale for De Gea. A straight swap?
I think I would. We could find a solid, decent goalkeeper. Maybe even put Romero in goal. Bale would instantaneously bring us up a level. Just my opinion though.
I wouldn't. Too risky.Hypothetically speaking, would any of you swap Bale for De Gea. A straight swap?
I think I would. We could find a solid, decent goalkeeper. Maybe even put Romero in goal. Bale would instantaneously bring us up a level. Just my opinion though.
Don't agree. Higuain is a guaranteed goalscorer and that comes with a premium. Bale isn't. Also Higuain moved last year, so the age difference will just be one.If Higuaín cost 90m€ being 2 year older then Bale could be in 100/130 even with the issue of his injuries.
Yes, would be sad to see DDG leave but we could get away with having a lesser keeper between the sticks if we just outscored the opposition (and it's not like we'd have a keeper as bad as Bravo in goal either)Hypothetically speaking, would any of you swap Bale for De Gea. A straight swap?
I think I would. We could find a solid, decent goalkeeper. Maybe even put Romero in goal. Bale would instantaneously bring us up a level. Just my opinion though.
Higuain had a buy out clause.If Higuaín cost 90m€ being 2 year older then Bale could be in 100/130 even with the issue of his injuries.
From Marca who were speculating rather than relaying any info.It's in the Mirror, it must be true (cough)
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/david-de-gea-transfer-morata-10503289
It doesn't change the situation in the slightest. The moment Real Madrid put in an offer United are prepared to accept, then De Gea goes. It is that simple. Are they prepared to make a big enough offer ? I would suggest probably not. Not much need for glamour signings when you've won La Liga and in CL final, even with a presidential election this summer, though not sure there are other candidates.So with CL Football next season will De Gea move on?
I actually think its irrelevant to our chances. He wants to go home. Nothing to do with us being in the CL or not. If Madrid will pay up, he will leave.We've got a much better chance of keeping him now.
yeah I agree with this....I actually think its irrelevant to our chances. He wants to go home. Nothing to do with us being in the CL or not. If Madrid will pay up, he will leave.
He'll be back there at some point but the longer we can hang on to him the better.I actually think its irrelevant to our chances. He wants to go home. Nothing to do with us being in the CL or not. If Madrid will pay up, he will leave.
When did this become fact?I actually think its irrelevant to our chances. He wants to go home. Nothing to do with us being in the CL or not. If Madrid will pay up, he will leave.
Yeah, that would be absolutely insane. Having said that the clubs that did that in the past is because it's two keepers of similar quality. Jose said straight up last week Dave is "the best in the World" so I think that's that.According to El Confidencial, Navas' form and our valuation have caused Madrid to back off.
I am still convinced he's likely to stay.
Was the first on the bench off his feet when Pogba scored.
The only thing imo, that can push him out is if we adopt the BS scenario where he only plays league games next season.
I'm convinced we won't do that though.
So, what you're saying is United have no say in this? Let's not forget the player is contracted for 3 more years and United doesn't want/have to sell.This deal can only happen under the condition that Keylor has a bad game in the final, or De Gea forces united to sell him for a reasonable fee, or Morata decides to stay and Flo decides he doesn't need to splash on a forward
I'll happily lose Romero to keep De Gea.I'm thinking at this point that the only way he stays is if he is guaranteed to start in the CL, in which case Romero would be leaving.
Would hate to lose him, best in the world.