Manchester United legend ‘involved in takeover talks’ after leaving Manchester United

Since his departure from Manchester United in the summer, David de Gea is now eligible to acquire a stake in a football club.

Amid rumors of a possible takeover, former Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea was observed visiting second-tier Spanish club Eldense.

Since his expulsion from Old Trafford earlier this summer, the 33-year-old goalkeeper remains clubless. Earlier this year, the Spaniard reportedly declined offers to relocate to Saudi Arabia.

As reported by Onda Cero, De Gea allegedly conferred with the current president of Eldense, Pascual Pérez, to deliberate on future strategies, including the possibility of participating in a takeover. Eldense, who are presently positioned eleventh in the Segunda División, have experienced a meteoric ascent in recent times.

In an effort to ensure that the club transitions into capable hands as Pérez prepares to step down, the club issued the following statement: “Pérez guarantees that, prior to relinquishing the presidency, he will exert every effort to ensure that the oldest club in the province of Alicante is succeeded by competent individuals who will ensure the organization’s smooth operation and the continuation of the ambitious endeavor he initiated three years ago.” “seasons in Tercera RFEF.”

It is rumored that the former United goalkeeper is intrigued by the prospect of assisting the club; however, it is currently unknown whether this would entail an ownership or presidential position.

There had been speculation regarding De Gea’s potential remarkable return to United, particularly considering the extended absence of goalkeeper Andre Onana for a number of weeks throughout the Africa Cup of Nations. In response to the escalating rumors, the goalkeeper published an enigmatic message on social media, which did little to dispel the doubt.