admin David De Gea has been linked with a move from Manchester United this summer as his contract expires at the end of this month, but Benny McCarthy has urged him to stay
Benny McCarthy says Manchester United thinks it would be a ‘crime’ if he lost David De Gea gear this summer.
The 32-year-old De Gea is out of contract at the end of June, but he could sign an even more lucrative deal after winning the Premier League’s Golden Glove award last month. The Spaniard kept 17 clean sheets in 38 games as the Red Devils finished third and qualified for next season’s Champions League.
De Gea was reportedly offered a big move to Saudi Arabia, but he turned it down, leaving his long-term future to United. Erik ten Haag is still keen to sign another keeper as rumors circulate about both Diogo Costa and David Raya, but it is understood that the keeper is close to signing a deal with United. .
Faced with allegations about De Gea’s future, former United striker-turned-coach McCarthy admitted it would be a big blow if the Spaniard actually leaves. He told 947 Yoberg: “He’s had 17 clean sheets in the league. .” is. I understand everyone has a bad game here and there, but that doesn’t make him one of the best goalkeepers I’ve seen or worked with. he is incredible.
“I can see more firsthand than most people can see. It’s a game that can only be seen on Saturdays and criticism surges when a player makes a mistake. But I’m with him.” And he’s a great guy, a great boy, very intelligent and one of the best goalkeepers I’ve ever seen. It would be a crime for Man United to lose a goalkeeper like David De Gea. ” “At a club like Manchester United, you need competition in every position, so I’m not going to say that he (De Gea) will always be my number one. You can’t do that with 11 players,” he said. It’s not possible: “I need a double position.”
The former Atlético Madrid player is unable to play convincingly from behind and there is constant speculation that he could replace him, with Porto’s prized Costa attracting the attention of Manchester United. It is believed that.
Ten Hag pointed out that top goalkeepers need to have good foot control and be able to play effectively in the modern game. “That’s not what I want (top footwork),” the Dutchman continued, “but that’s what top-level football needs these days.” If you don’t, it’s easy for your opponent to put pressure on you,” he continued. “He (De Gea) needed to improve. He made progress in some games.”
