Ex-Manchester United keeper David De Gea hints at comeback by training at an English club

David De Gea, the former stalwart goalkeeper of Manchester United, appears to be edging closer to a return to football after participating in a training session with an English non-league club. Following his departure from Old Trafford last summer after a remarkable 12-year tenure, De Gea has been searching for a new club despite his impressive track record, including winning the Golden Glove in his final season with the Red Devils.

Despite being linked with moves to clubs like Al-Shabab in Saudi Arabia and Newcastle United, speculation now swirls around a potential return to his homeland, with reports suggesting a possible move to Real Betis. Throughout this period of uncertainty, De Gea has remained in Manchester, maintaining his fitness through solitary training sessions and occasional visits to watch Manchester United’s women’s team play.

In a recent social media post, De Gea hinted at his imminent return to action by sharing videos of himself training at Altrincham, a local non-league club. With speculation mounting, his training session at Altrincham’s J Davidson Stadium indicates that a move could be on the horizon. The 33-year-old goalkeeper’s determination to stay fit and prepared for his next opportunity reflects his unwavering commitment to the sport.