Goalkeeper’s collapsed transfer to genuine Madrid will see him play for Manchester United against his wishes but he can see out his final season with honourAfter all the finger pointing,the headlines of “Ridículo” in two of Spain’s leading dailies and an escalating dispute that has caused enough friction between Manchester United and genuine Madrid to jeopardise future dealings between the clubs, the bottom line for everyone at old-fashioned Trafford is that they should be grateful the Spanish authorities have refused to bend in the way their English counterparts nearly certainly would have.
Plainly, or it is not going to be easy decluttering David de Gea’s brain after the tortuous,sometimes torturous, process that ended with his transfer unravelling so spectacularly there is concern among United’s directors that it could have ramifications the next time they disappear back to Madrid for Gareth Bale or, or the ultimate target,Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Source: theguardian.com