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Former Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has made a shocking return to join this Premier League Club for a Two years contract

David de Gea, former Manchester United goalkeeper, has chosen his future in football following his departure from Old Trafford last year.

Following his free agency departure from the Premier League team, the Spanish shot stopper has enjoyed a year away from sport. De Gea left football for a year to consider his next moves after Andre Onana replaced him and sacked by the team.

Arriving from Atletico Madrid for €25 million, the 33-year-old spent 12 years at United. De Gea enjoyed an amazing run of form while at the club, compiling an outstanding 35% clean sheet rate with 190 clean sheets in 545 games, therefore holding United’s clean sheet record.

This outstanding performance brought the team two Carabao Cup trophies and three Community Shield successes in addition to helping them to win the Premier League in 2012/13, the FA Cup in 2016, the Europa League in 2016/17.

Given his outstanding collection of trophies and his Europa League and UEFA Supercup victories from Atletico, de Gea was chosen as Spains first choice goalkeeper, accumulating 45 caps for the team.

While the experienced goalie thought about retiring following his United departure, the 33-year-old has since made hints about his future direction.

De Gea muses on his next moves.
Turning to X, the renowned goalie claimed that a straightforward hourglass emoji shared last weekend will indicate shortly revealing of his future team.

According to reports from Gianluca Di Marzio, De Gea is in talks to join Genoa, a Serie A team, while the club is debating whether to acquire the former United star or not internally.

De Gea reportedly got an opportunity to play in the Premier League once more, but the former Red Devil does not want to play in England once more following more than ten years with United.

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