BREAKING NEWS: Reported By Fabrizio Romano, Former Manchester United Goalkeeper David De Gea Rejected A Chance To Make A Shock Return With Premier League Club As There’s A Growing Believe That He Might Be Called Back To The Club With The New Administration Looking To Axe Onana From The Number One Position. Sir Jim Ratcliffe Is Said To Be Ready To Give The Former United Shot-Stopper A Short Term Contract To Bring Him Back To The Club.

In the recent January transfer window, Nottingham Forest actively sought to bolster their squad by targeting a new goalkeeper. According to reports from The Athletic, the club approached none other than the seasoned Spanish shot-stopper, David De Gea, with an enticing offer to join them at the prestigious City Ground.

Not content with their existing goalkeeping options, which included Matt Turner and Odysseas Vlachodimos, Nottingham Forest delved into the market, exploring possibilities with a total of seven goalkeepers. Among them was the experienced De Gea, who stood out as a potential solution to their goalkeeping concerns.

Despite their earnest efforts, it was revealed in the report that De Gea ultimately declined the short-term offer presented by Nottingham Forest. This decision led the club to pursue alternative options, resulting in the acquisition of Matz Sels through a transfer deal valued at an initial £5.1 million.

David De Gea, a name synonymous with Manchester United, has been without a club since parting ways with the Red Devils in the summer. Despite his commendable and lengthy service to the club, Manchester United chose not to extend his contract. In a surprising turn of events, they opted for Andre Onana as his replacement. This decision, however, has been met with disappointment among fans and pundits alike, as Onana’s performances have been marred by several costly mistakes directly leading to goals.

De Gea’s departure from Manchester United marked the end of an era, concluding nearly 12 years of dedicated service that included over 500 appearances and numerous trophies. The manner of his exit, perceived by many, including the Spanish goalkeeper himself, as lacking in respect, left a palpable sense of disheartenment within the football community.