David de Gea could be replaced for a first-hand position at Manchester United this summer, albeit expected to sign a new contract at the club. There has been much discussion about De Gea’s future at Man Utd this season, with the goalkeeper only one year away on his current contract.

Numerous mistakes during matches this season and mistakes continued last Saturday for the pitch Ilkay Gundogan’s second ball as Manchester City easily beat United in the FA Cup final.

And despite the fact that the club discussed the contract of a 32-year-old player, the club continue to have contact with other options.

According to the Daily Mail, it seems the club’s idea wants to retain the Spanish national in the team for next season, but he is unlikely to be a goalkeeper.

Along the choices of the club are Brentford’s David Raya goalkeeper or Porto’s Diogo Costa keeper.