Bottom-Half Premier League Clubs and Retirement Considered by David De Gea Since Man Utd Exit
David De Gea, the former Manchester United goalkeeper, has reportedly been in talks with bottom-half Premier League clubs and even considered retirement since leaving the Red Devils. De Gea, who won the Premier League's Golden Glove last season, has been without a club since his departure from Old Trafford.
Unemployed and Reluctant to Drop Down the League
Despite receiving offers from unnamed Premier League clubs, De Gea has yet to find a new team. According to reports, he is reluctant to drop down the league and has little interest in replacing Andre Onana at Inter Milan. The potential opportunity has had little appeal to the Spanish goalkeeper.
Rumors of Retirement
Speculation about De Gea's future has also included retirement. The pressure and scrutiny he faced during his time at Manchester United have reportedly led him to enjoy his break from professional football. De Gea has been spending his time playing padel, keeping fit, and running his esports team.
The January Transfer Window: A Big Decision Looms
With the January transfer window now open, De Gea is facing a crucial decision regarding his next step. He will need to weigh offers from potential Premier League clubs and decide whether to continue his playing career or consider retirement.
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