David de Gea might finally complete his long-term “dream move” to Real Madrid now that Thibaut Courtois is injured.
David de Gea was let go this summer after spending 11 years with Manchester United. He was, however, essentially absent during that time. In 2018, De Gea was on the verge of making his “dream move” to Real Madrid.
However, a broken fax machine caused the sale to fall through. Andre Onana had been United’s starting goalkeeper ever since he made the decision to stay there permanently before Erik ten Hag brought him in this summer.
Due to the injury, the relocation may actually take place now, eight years later.
Will David DeGea soon sign with Real Madrid?
According to Football Espana, David De Gea is one of the candidates under consideration to succeed Thibaut Courtois, who was recently informed that he will miss the majority of the season due to injury. In an amazingly brief period of time, TalkSport also claimed that he is currently in “advanced” negotiations with the team. According to Fabrizio Romano, Courtois tore his anterior cruciate ligament.
Star player for Manchester United Rasmus Hojlund exercised alone on Wednesday morning at Carrington to hasten his injury rehabilitation.
In order to continue his recovery from an injury, Manchester United attacker Rasmus Hojlund worked out separately from the main group on Wednesday morning at the team’s Carrington training facility.
Last weekend, the 20-year-old international from Denmark and Italian club Atalanta agreed to a five-year contract for the player to join United. United quickly raced in to sign the young starlet after coming to a £72 million agreement with the Serie A outfit.
Hojlund, who has 10 goals for Atalanta last season, was introduced to the Old Trafford audience on Saturday before United’s 3-1 victory over RC Lens as the third acquisition of the summer. According to sources, he joined the team while still recovering from a preseason injury.
He is expected to miss the start of the season, and United have stated that they won’t rush his recovery, so it is still unclear when he might make his debut. United played four Premier League games in September before the season’s first international break.
Despite this uncertainty, the striker was spotted on Wednesday training with the ball away from his new colleagues at Carrington.
According to insider club sources, Hojlund’s injury is not a long-term concern and he is only anticipated to miss a few weeks of action. A customized training plan is being used to treat his injuries, and the young player is reportedly making a full recovery.
On Tuesday, Erik ten Hag gave an update on Hojlund, a striker he was determined to sign this summer. He told Sky Sports: “Of course he’s accessible and he’s here so you have the possibility to play, but we don’t expect him on that short notice to be 100% fit.
Thus, we must continue to wait. We must cover each position twice because there will be so many games.
It’s hard to predict how that process will unfold, but for now, I believe he is progressing well. We must first monitor the progress day by day before taking any further action.
Hojlund won’t be playing, therefore Ten Hag might start Marcus Rashford in the middle of his forward three against Wolves on Monday night at Old Trafford. Against Lens, the England star was backed up by Antony and Alejandro Garnacho as he started down the middle.