Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea is prepared to commit his long-term future to the Red Devils after the season turnaround under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
The Spain international had been deemed unsettled at Old Trafford during the early part of the season with his struggles to keep clean sheets amid the club’s mediocre defensive record under ex-boss Jose Mourinho.
However, since the appointment of interim boss Ole in December, his fortunes have changed and he has recently kept shutouts in four consecutive league matches for the Red Devils.
According to The Mail, the £200,000-a-week ace is now open to cementing his long-term future with the club following months of negotiations with the club’s hierarchy.
It is added that the Spaniard could accept a package of around £350,000 to £375,000-a-week from the Red Devils when he puts pen-to-paper on the extension.
De Gea recently become the second United player after Peter Schmeichel to secure 100 clean sheets in the Premier League. He completed the feat during the goalless draw against fierce rivals Liverpool.
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