Manchester United have reportedly decided to demand £66m from Real Madrid should they renew their interest in goalkeeper David de Gea.
The La Liga giants have been admirers of the Spanish international for a number of seasons and back in 2015, only issues with documentation resulted in the stopper remaining at Old Trafford.
It has previously been suggested by The Independent that Real are confident of being able to secure his signature during the summer, but the same outlet now reports that United will ask for a huge fee should they look to sign the 26-year-old.
It remains to be seen whether Real would be prepared to pay over the odds for De Gea, although some of any potential fee could be offset by the sale of either Keylor Navas or Kiko Casilla.
De Gea has made 263 appearances in all competitions since joining United in 2011.
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Darren Plant
Darren Plant
