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David de Gea finally signs new Manchester United contract?

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Goalkeeper David de Gea finally signs a new contract with Manchester United that will make him the club's best-paid player, according to a report.

Goalkeeper David de Gea has reportedly finally signed a new contract with Manchester United that will make him the club's best-paid player.

The Red Devils have been looking to tie the 28-year-old down to a new deal for months, with Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus all showing an interest in signing the Spaniard during the summer.

According to the Daily Record, the new deal will see the former Atletico Madrid stopper pick up £13.3m per season after tax, taking him past Paul Pogba as the highest earner at Old Trafford.

The report also states that de Gea's new contract is a four-year one, with the option of a fifth.

Since joining from Atletico in 2011, the Madrid native has made 366 appearances for United in all competitions and been named in the Premier League team of the season on five separate occasions.

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2Manchester CityMan City27183668293957
3Leicester CityLeicester28155854282650
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7Tottenham HotspurSpurs28117104639740
8Sheffield UnitedSheff Utd27101072925440
9Burnley28115123339-638
10Arsenal2781363936337
11Everton28107113742-537
12Crystal Palace2899102532-736
13Southampton28104143551-1634
14Newcastle UnitedNewcastle2888122441-1732
15Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton28610123240-828
16West Ham UnitedWest Ham2876153549-1427
17Watford2869132743-1627
18Bournemouth2876152845-1727
19Aston Villa2774163452-1825
20Norwich CityNorwich2856172551-2621
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