Old Trafford keeper on Bernabeu radar.
Man United keeper David de Gea is reportedly open to a move to Real Madrid according to the Marca.
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The 23 year old keeper has been in fine form of late and is apparently seen by the Bernabeu side as a long term replacement for Iker Casillas.
The £25m rated Spanish international is arguably one of Louis van Gaal’s most consistent performers and isn’t a player the Dutch boss would want to lose, not least as the defence in front of the Old Trafford custodian is shaky to say the least.
Casillas spent a good 18 months out of the Real Madrid starting eleven with successive boss’s opting to use Diego Lopez, however this season Carlo Ancelotti has restored the experienced World Cup winner as his number one with mixed results.
De Gea made a name for himself with Atletico Madrid and could be tempted by a move back to his hometown though it’s clear Louis van Gaal would have no interest in selling the goalkeeper.
Man United paid £17.8m for de Gea back in June 2011 and after a shaky start the Spaniard has matured into one of the best keepers in Europe.