Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea's contract will come to an end on Friday with no decision over whether he will remain at Old Trafford.

 It is understood that the agreed-upon framework for a contract extension was altered later.

This has prompted the two sides venturing back to think about the circumstance and favored course.

De Gea is getting hitched this end of the week and eye to eye talks won't continue until after this period is finished.

The Spain goalkeeper, 32, has burned through 12 years at the club, where he has played in 545 games.

Joined keep in touch with De Gea, whose reaction to the gigantic measure of hypothesis around his future was to post a yawning emoticon on Twitter recently.

Last season, the four-time Joined player of the year won the Chief Association Brilliant Glove for the second time as he kept 17 clean sheets.

At the conclusion of the previous season, manager Erik ten Hag and De Gea expressed confidence regarding the player's future at the club.

He still has a chance to sign a contract, but starting on Saturday, the Spaniard can sign for any other team. In January, he was free to negotiate pre-contract terms with overseas suitors.

Joined have been believing that De Gea should accept a significant decrease in salary from the record £375,000-per-week bargain he endorsed in 2019.

De Gea's contract would still place him among the best goalkeepers, even at a lower level, and it is difficult to imagine him matching those terms elsewhere.

Notwithstanding, in the event that he picks to leave the club after 12 seasons, during which time he has won five significant distinctions, a record four club player-of-the-year grants and is the final player to have brought home a Chief Association championship at Joined together, it will make an issue for Ten Witch.

It is perceived conditional conversations have occurred with Bury Milan's exceptionally evaluated Cameroon goalkeeper Andre Onana. Ten Hag, on the other hand, has a limited budget, and United, which is also looking for a center forward, would need to sell Mason Mount from Chelsea for £55 million before making a move for Onana, who is 27 years old.

Tom Heaton,

a veteran goalkeeper, has a one-year option with United. Luton is interested in Heaton, and Dean Henderson has returned to the club to recover from a thigh injury he suffered while on loan with Nottingham Forest in January.