Man United 'Are Plotting a Sensational Return for David de Gea'

Manchester United are reportedly exploring a move to bring David de Gea back to Old Trafford, three months after letting him walk out the door. Erik ten Hag was keen to take his side in a new direction in the summer and central to that was to land a new No 1 goalkeeper, one he felt could deliver the out-from-the-back style he craves.  The United boss turned to Andre Onana, who arrived for £47million from Inter Milan, and De Gea was shown the door. But with Onana potentially set to miss as many as eight games in January, should he elect to join up with Cameroon for the Africa Cup of Nations, United are reportedly keen to safe-proof themselves.   The Sun claim that United are plotting a u-turn on De Gea to bring him back to the club, particularly given he remains a free agent since leaving. Should Onana go away with his nation, Ten Hag would be left with 25-year-old summer signing Altay Bayindir - who has yet to make an appearance for United - and experienced campaigner Tom Heaton, who has struggled for injury this season. The Sun's report details how United are ready to turn to De Gea, despite deeming him surplus to requirements a few months ago.