David de Gea have decided to forgive his club for letting him out of the club and make shock return to Old Trafford to replace Andre Onana.

David de Gea could soon make a shock return to professional football, with a top European club reportedly eyeing a move for the veteran goalkeeper, nearly a year after he parted ways with Manchester United. The Spanish shot-stopper ended his 12-year spell at Old Trafford last summer after failing to reach an agreement on a new deal. Despite a desire to stay, talks collapsed when United revised the terms of their offer, and since then, De Gea has remained without a club, even turning down offers from teams like Nottingham Forest.

Now, fresh reports from Spain suggest that Barcelona are seriously considering offering De Gea a route back into top-tier football. The Catalan club is preparing for major changes following the exit of manager Xavi Hernandez, and the incoming coach is expected to make several squad adjustments to navigate ongoing financial issues. Among the priorities could be strengthening the goalkeeping lineup, particularly with Marc-André ter Stegen’s future in question due to interest from Saudi club Al-Ittihad.

Even if Ter Stegen remains at Camp Nou, Barcelona may still view De Gea as a valuable, experienced backup who could provide stability and leadership in the dressing room. At 33, the former United star would bring a wealth of top-level experience and could be open to a supporting role if it means returning to La Liga. While Barcelona may not offer the same financial package as clubs from the Middle East, the idea of returning to Spain after 13 years—since leaving Atlético Madrid—might hold strong emotional appeal for De Gea. This potential move could mark a major twist in the next chapter of his career.