The reason why Manchester United haven’t extended De Gea’s contract

David De Gea, who has been named United’s Player of the Year in last four seasons, is out of contract at the end of season and United are yet to trigger a 12-month extension clause. United opened negotiations with his representatives at the start of the year but Red Devils' poor start to the season forced De Gea re-thinking his future at the Theatre of Dreams. Mourinho himself isn’t sure whether the Spaniard will sign a new deal to stay at the club though he is desperate to keep the player at United. However, However, Metro.co.uk understands the club will anyway convince De Gea to sign a new, longer deal. Juventus would jump at the chance to sign De Gea on a free transfer at the end of his contract as they eye a replacement for Wojciech Szczesny, while Paris Saint-Germain are likely to get another 18 months out of Gianluigi Buffon.

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