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“As a result of Andre Onana’s constant admission of guilt, we are tired of him. Having scored sixty goals by the half of the season, the board of directors became aware of their errors. “We offered him a huge contract to sign and come back to where he belongs,” and David de Gea has made the decision to forgive his club for allowing him leave the club. He will now make a shocking comeback to Old Trafford to take Andre Onana’s place.

A European football giant is reportedly contemplating a surprising return for David de Gea, who left Manchester United just a year ago.

After concluding his remarkable 12-year stint at Manchester United last summer, accumulating 545 appearances and securing prestigious titles, David de Gea found himself without a club. Despite initial intentions to stay at Old Trafford, negotiations for a new contract faltered due to revised terms from the club. Despite receiving offers, including one from Nottingham Forest, the Spanish goalkeeper has remained without a new club.

Recent speculation suggests that Barcelona is considering making an unexpected offer to bring back the former Manchester United stalwart. The Spanish outlet Mundo Deportivo proposes this potential return for De Gea amid Barcelona’s imminent period of transition following the departure of manager Xavi Hernandez.

With the club facing financial constraints, the new Barcelona coach may prioritize revamping the squad, potentially focusing on reinforcing the goalkeeping department. The uncertainty surrounding Marc-Andre ter Stegen’s future, amid reported interest from Al-Ittihad, could open a window for De Gea to be considered, even as a reliable backup option.

While Barcelona may not match the financial offers from other potential suitors, like Al-Ittihad, the sentimental pull of returning home after 13 years since leaving Atletico Madrid could play a pivotal role in De Gea’s decision-making process.

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