Nilijaribu kumwambia, dude didnt listen. Sasa analeta story za oh, kumbuka CR7, oh kumbuka Suarez. If Real gets what it wants, wakiiticha shakura, wajue wataripa pesa kubwa sasa. We are United, we do what we want. @Taz, I told you twas coz of backlash and Florentino trying to save face. As he kept talking, United made the deal.

Eti United can't stop a free transfer

We are a big club we can't be bullied!!!!

You are right.... Real Madrid actually sabotaged the deal to enable De Gea sign a new deal at mighty United.

The Spaniards have gotten what they always liked unlike their English counterparts....

My point is if Real want him, they will pay more money for him than they would have. It is a slap in their face.

Wenger is a conman....worse than Dr Mugo and Insp Waiganjo!
He waited for the transfer window to close to shock us with news that Danny Welbeck will face the scalpel and might be out for six months!
What a fraud!

Jorge Mendes the 'super agent' is a tricky customer. Very difficult to predict his moves. It is too early to start bragging.

Guys are bragging, and rightly so, because they realize that there is a huge difference between buying a player with an year left on his contract and buying the same player when his contract has over 4 years to run.

It's an open secret that selling a good player is NEVER a problem provided that the right price is met. E.g Real paid over the odds to prise CR7 from the mighty Man U. Similarly, if they are still interested in De Gea, the doors are still wide open......but as usual Man U will have an upper hand during the negotiations... Man U's position has always been that somebody has to pay a world record fee for a keeper to sign DDG.

Nobody is saying that Man U will never sell DDG, what we are saying is that whoever is interested in signing him must do so by our own terms just like it happened with CR7.

With less than one year left on his contract he was worth 30m, with four years left on his contract he will be worth 30m..... Is that how it goes? ....Ok!!!

There's no way Jorge Mendes would allow De Gea to sign a new deal without a reasonable buy-out clause, its usually one of the sticking points in contract negotiations.

"It has been reported that De Gea's new deal is worth £200,000 a week, an increase of more than 600 per cent on his old £35,000 a week deal. It has also been claimed that contract will include a buy-out clause of €50m (£36.5m)."

That's not true. The main reason why a buy-out clause becomes a major issue during a contract negotiation is because agents always negotiate downwards what the clubs are willing to insert.
A high buy-out clause is always in the interest of a club NOT an agent. Most players/agents are happier when the buy-out clause is low so that their mobility isn't curtailed..... And by the way the existence of a buy-out clause doesn't necessarily mean that, once met, the club must sell.