De Gea Return After Onana U-Turn?! | Man United News David De Gea set to RETURN on SHORT TERM DEAL | Manchester United News

 De Gea Return After Onana U-Turn?! | Man United News




David De Gea set to RETURN on SHORT TERM DEAL | Manchester United News





MAN U-TURN Man Utd plan astonishing bid to bring David de Gea back on free transfer three months after releasing star

Andre Onana could miss a huge number of games when he goes to the Africa Cup of Nations 




MANCHESTER UNITED plan an embarrassing U-turn by pleading with dumped keeper David de Gea to return on a short-term deal.


The club are worried they will be short of keepers when Cameroon No 1 Andre Onana — De Gea’s replacement — goes to the Africa Cup of Nations in the new year.





Man Utd were caught off-guard after Onana performed a U-turn on his international retirement.


Afcon runs from January 13 to February 11, meaning the £43.8million summer signing could miss up to eight United matches.


So the club are ready to turn to De Gea — having booted him out in the summer.


The Spaniard, 32, spent 12 years at Old Trafford before he left when his contract ran out. 





He has not played for another club since.


De Gea was offered reduced terms to stay at United, with his wages being slashed from £375,000 a week to £200,000 a week.


But even that deal was taken off the table in the end.


Amazingly, United also asked him not to agree to join another club until they had completed Onana’s transfer.



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