David de Gea's long-term deal worth £375,000 a week, agreed back in 2019, is reportedly a regret of the Manchester United hierarchy.
The goalkeeper became United's highest-paid player two years ago after two years of talks between the shot-stopper's camp and the club.
But the deal, which guaranteed De Gea £75million in salary, still does not sit well with those in power at Old Trafford, according to The Athletic.
David de Gea's long-term deal worth £375,000 a week is reportedly a regret for the Manchester United hierarchy - Ed Woodward, United's executive vice-chairman (L), and United owners Joel and Avram Glazer (right)
The report claims that the bumper contract, which tied him down to the club until the summer of 2023, led to challenges.