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Al-Shabab in talks to convince David de Gea to join

Báo Quốc TếBáo Quốc Tế29/01/2024


Former MU goalkeeper David de Gea is negotiating to join Al-Shabab Club in Saudi Arabia's professional league.
Chuyển nhượng cầu thủ: David de Gea đàm phán gia nhập CLB Al-Shabab
David de Gea and Al-Shabab are said to be in transfer negotiations. (Source: Daily Mail)

De Gea leaves Old Trafford after more than a decade of dedication to the Red Devils, winning the Premier League Golden Glove award in his final season at MU.

Initially, the Manchester team intended to renew De Gea's contract and asked him to take a significant pay cut. However, coach Ten Hag suddenly changed his mind.

De Gea was forced to leave due to the expiration of his contract, while MU immediately signed two new goalkeepers, Andre Onana (47 million pounds) and Altay Bayindir (4.2 million pounds).

As a free agent, De Gea has been linked with many clubs, including Saudi Arabia's Al-Nassr and Real Betis.

However, in the latest move, Al-Shabab is trying to convince him to join the club, following the deals to invite Ivan Rakitic and Miguel Almiron.

After half a season without playing, De Gea is also eager to return to the field. The small problem on the negotiating table is that both sides need to agree on a suitable salary.

In addition to De Gea, Al-Shabab is also negotiating with Chelsea's Hakim Ziyech - currently on loan at Galatasaray.

The Saudi Arabian side are 11th in the Saudi Pro League table, having won just one of their last seven games before the winter break.

( according to Vietnamnet )



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