David De Gea turns down £500,000-a-week offer to join Saudi Arabia’s Cristiano Ronaldo

David De Gea’s period since leaving Manchester United has been the subject of intense speculation as he scouts for potential offers without a club. Saudi Arabia’s Al Nassr has expressed keen interest in Cristiano Ronaldo and has offered £500,000-a-week to secure the experienced goalkeeper, TEAMtalk reports. Services, this is an attractive opportunity.

However, despite the appeal of a reunion with former team-mate Ronaldo, sources close to De Gea have revealed a significant factor influencing his decision: his wife Edurne is reportedly not inclined to move to the Middle East.

Despite De Gea not having a club, transfer rumors continue. Valencia’s interest in the Spanish goalkeeper has faced a setback due to financial constraints, which could complicate a move to La Liga. However, Major League Soccer (MLS) beckons across the Atlantic, with Inter Miami becoming a viable option.The prospect of working with familiar faces such as former Spain compatriots Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets has attracted potential moves to the United States

Amid uncertainty in Saudi Arabia and Major League Soccer, Manchester United remains. Although they have acquired Altay Bayindil from Fenerbahce and retained Tom Heaton, a short-term return for De Gea is still possible. The impending absence of their first-choice goalkeeper Andre Onana due to the international break with Cameroon has further fueled speculation about a temporary return for De Gea.

As De Gea considers the next move in his career, goalkeeper sightings around Manchester have kept the rumors alive. Notably, recent reunions with former Red Devils team-mates Sergio Reguilon and Bruno Fernandes have fueled speculation over his potential landing spot. As the football world eagerly awaits whether De Gea’s next destination will be Saudi Arabia, Major League Soccer or Manchester United, his decision-making process continues to be closely scrutinized against a backdrop of potential opportunity and uncertainty.