You need to back off and "give him some space" otherwise you will be accused of being "suffocating". Maybe you should consider seeing other people....just as an experiment...then see how you feel?I had a weird, short dream last night where I was following De Gea through an airport saying “please don’t do this, come on you don’t have to”, which had no context in the dream, to which he was replying “I just wanna talk to them, I just wanna talk to them”. Obviously the cnut was trying to leave to Madrid.
De Gea contract talk | Signs new deal
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I get the feeling this isn’t about me... You alright mate
? Rough break up?I get the feeling this isn’t about me... You alright mate
Poor fella£63m for the world's best keeper? Send that very respectful bid via the post office express please, we need the original copy to get to us promptly.
feckin jokers
feckin jokers
Unfortunately for RM, PSG have changed the game. £63m is paltry for the best GK in world football - especially given he is still young for a keeper.
They are desperate for a new attacking player so not sure of they'll have the funds for DDG given Woodward holds all the cards. Especially, if they're after a Dybala or Lewandowski - marquee signing.
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Anything less than £150m is a travesty, and even with that I wouldn't sell unless DDG refuses to sign a new contract and forces the move.
If he wants to leave I reckon he'll go for around £75 mill
This. Well said
He's not just best keeper. He's a match point, he's a world class player and obviously in the top 5 list EPL current best players. I even dare to put him in top 3 list EPL current best players. His price shouldn't be too far from Hazard and De Bruyne.
Becomes a bit different if its clear the player wants to go, and the manager has said he wont keep unhappy players. Ball is in Dave's court
Won't blame him if he's enough of this shite. I'd move out much earlier if I were him, tbh.
It would be a hammer blow to lose the best keeper in the world, but he must wonder where this team is going.
I'm confident that Jose has a proper backup plan in case we lose DDG. And that Real needs to pay a ridiculous amount
I'm confident it'll be 'promote Romero'. We can't afford to lose Dave.
Wouldnt be on the same level, but then again, who is. Romero is solid enough and I'm sure we have a shortlist of top keepers to go after if needed
For £63M I wouldn't even sell Romero to them.
Totally agree and they are not even close on wage demands apparently. Total media or agent-driven story.
But also something to consider. There is a keeper in London who is refusing to sign his contract... WHO ALSO... spoke to real executives during the summer. IS there any word, it's maybe him off to Madrid? Is there heck! Yet its a more likely story.
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63million? Which one of his gloves are they after? Don't think Dave is in a hurry to leave, he knows Jose is building something special here
After signing that new contract, nothing short of 100M would be considered given the state of the market today.
The champions league.
I think he's missed the boat on Real though, they're gonna be rebuilding soon.
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He is the only player I hope never leave us and stay until he retired like Giggs or Scholes. if De Gea really told Mendes like that, then it's great news
De Gea is of such importance to the club, I actually think if he signed a new contract during the season, we would see a positive response from players on the pitch in the following games.
A new 5-year deal would feel as good as winning a cup.
A new 5-year deal would feel as good as winning a cup.
Overstating it a bit...
How much is he on currently? We should offer him a blockbuster sized contract for a keeper, atleast put him on par with Pogba.
Which bit?
Good response.
The Spain bit is interesting, I think part of his initial desire to move to Madrid was because he thought it might be needed to get the #1 for Spain.
Now he's got the Spain position, he's a star and adored by the fans here, why leave?
Buffon went for 52m € in 2001 with the inflation over the last 16 years our boy DDG is worth x3... PSG might want a keeper?
That's what I'm thinking. They were foolishly loyal to Casillas but once they saw Dave keeping goal they realized he wasn't so bad and better than present day Casillas.
He's cemented that spot for now and surely there isn't a chance he's dislodged until at earliest after the 2022 World Cup.
How important do you think Mata and Herrera are to him being happy at the club?
In the past I'd thought it was key, but maybe he's maturing and see's the benefit of earning a lot while he's still player. (My feeling is Real don't want to pay elite wages to a Goalkeeper).
In the past I'd thought it was key, but maybe he's maturing and see's the benefit of earning a lot while he's still player. (My feeling is Real don't want to pay elite wages to a Goalkeeper).
Hopefully sometime in the next few years. Would be surprised if he doesn't win at least one with us in his time here.The champions league.
I think he's missed the boat on Real though, they're gonna be rebuilding soon.
New deal for one player, as good as a trophy?
We have been waiting for this response for ages Dave, now You are officially our number 1.
In comparison to winning the FA or League Cup which have lost a lot of reputation over the years, I'd say securing the long-term future of the best goalkeeper in the world is likely to bring far greater achievements than any domestic cup.
Gg
Speculation locked up, and he threw away the key for good measure too. Dave, what a lad!
Don't think it matters anymore.
MOURINHO EYES NEW LONG-TERM DE GEA DEAL
Manchester United will take the option to extend David De Gea’s contract by a further year and Jose Mourinho is unsurprisingly keen to tie down our star goalkeeper for the long term.
De Gea’s current four-year deal is due to end next summer but a clause in it will allow the Reds to extend his stay for another 12 months, which Mourinho expects to be a formality.
But the manager is looking further ahead than that and hopes the club can agree a new contract for the Spaniard, who has again been in imperious form this season to illustrate why many fans, team-mates and pundits feel he is the best in the world.
“It's obvious that we are not going to let the option [to extend his deal] disappear,” Mourinho told reporters at his press conference on Friday.
“A goalkeeper like he is, at a club that wants to be better and better and better – we are not going to let that option go away. We are going to try.
“[Executive vice-chairman] Mr Woodward is not on holiday – he barely has holidays – and of course he is going to try to give him a contract that keeps him here for much more than the option that, of course, we are going to execute.”
Mourinho was asked if talks were already under way with the 27-year-old, who has been at Old Trafford since 2011 and is closing in on 300 appearances for the club.
“I don't know,” the boss replied. “I just trust the board and the work they do. I don't negotiate players; I don't discuss numbers and contracts.
“I just say what is obvious and any one of you would say the same: David is to keep.”
Manchester United will take the option to extend David De Gea’s contract by a further year and Jose Mourinho is unsurprisingly keen to tie down our star goalkeeper for the long term.
De Gea’s current four-year deal is due to end next summer but a clause in it will allow the Reds to extend his stay for another 12 months, which Mourinho expects to be a formality.
But the manager is looking further ahead than that and hopes the club can agree a new contract for the Spaniard, who has again been in imperious form this season to illustrate why many fans, team-mates and pundits feel he is the best in the world.
“It's obvious that we are not going to let the option [to extend his deal] disappear,” Mourinho told reporters at his press conference on Friday.
“A goalkeeper like he is, at a club that wants to be better and better and better – we are not going to let that option go away. We are going to try.
“[Executive vice-chairman] Mr Woodward is not on holiday – he barely has holidays – and of course he is going to try to give him a contract that keeps him here for much more than the option that, of course, we are going to execute.”
Mourinho was asked if talks were already under way with the 27-year-old, who has been at Old Trafford since 2011 and is closing in on 300 appearances for the club.
“I don't know,” the boss replied. “I just trust the board and the work they do. I don't negotiate players; I don't discuss numbers and contracts.
“I just say what is obvious and any one of you would say the same: David is to keep.”
We should offer a lifetime contract like Iniesta's.
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