Manchester United make David de Gea fresh offer to keep goalkeeper at Old Trafford - Paper Round

United prepare special offer for De Gea The Sun reports that Manchester United may try to tempt David de Gea into signing up to a deal that would see him lose around half his salary. Ad To make up for the shortfall, he could be offered a testimonial, which would earn him a large one-off sum. Premier LeagueRelegation-threatened Everton draw at Wolves, Fulham share points with Palace17 HOURS AGO “David de Gea could be offered the carrot of a money-spinning testimonial if he agrees to take a pay cut,” the paper explains.

“The Manchester United keeper has a new deal on the table, which would see his present £375,000-a-week basic salary drop by nearly 50 per cent. “De Gea, 32, is out of contract next summer and wants to stay at Old Trafford but so far talks over fresh terms have stalled. “United boss Erik ten Hag has given his public backing to the Spaniard, although it is understood concerns remain from the player’s camp that he may not be No.1 next season “It's thought United have sent scouts to watch Porto stopper Diogo Costa.

“And the Red Devils are reportedly interested in Everton's England No. 1 Jordan Pickford. «Brentford's David Raya has also been mentioned, although incoming Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino is favourite to lure the Spaniard.” City ready to offer Gundogan fresh terms The Mirror believes that Manchester City may make a compromise offer to keep Ilkay Gundogan at the club.

With his contract running down, City are prepared to offer a year-long deal with another year included as an option. The paper writes: “Manchester City are ready to hand Ilkay Gundogan a two-year deal to warn off interest from Barcelona. “The German's deal is winding down and there had been fears he would quit the Etihad and seek