United ready to hand De Gea staggering sum to leave
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United identify potential replacement for De Gea
Manchester United will make a move for Jan Oblak if David de Gea leaves the club this summer, reports ESPN. You may also like
Where did it all go wrong for De Gea?
David de Gea’s rapid fall from grace has led to questions whether Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer should drop the faltering goalkeeper. You may also like
Solskjaer backs De Gea after another costly error
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De Gea: United not satisfied because winning title is ‘impossible’
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Man Utd maintain perfect start under OGS
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Man Utd thrash Cardiff, Solskjaer off to perfect start
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