In July, David de Gea’s 12-year career at Manchester United came to an end. He was not given the opportunity to extend his contract, even after earning the Golden Glove trophy.In lieu of him, manager Erik ten Hag paid £47 million to sign André Onana from Inter Milan. The Cameroonian goalkeeper, nevertheless, had trouble adjusting to life at Old Trafford and kept making mistakes.

“I have no doubt he will return,” a third wrote. A fourth person said, “Onana should start worrying.” “De Gea as the number two will definitely put pressure on Onana,” said an additional person.In actuality, if Onana plays for the Cameroon national team at the Africa Cup of Nations early in the next year, De Gea might offer helpful support.

As of right now, De Gea is a free agent without a contract with any team. This implies that he might be signed again by Coach Ten Hag. Right now, he’s practicing hard by himself.

Even yet, Manchester United would not be able to utilize De Gea in the Premier League or the Champions League right away if they were to purchase him. The deadline for player registration has passed, which explains this. Only if Manchester United were to re-sign the Spanish goalkeeper would he be available to participate in the second half of the season.