De Gea to double Fiorentina wages with new contract – report

According to Il Corriere dello Sport, Fiorentina are expected to activate a clause to extend David De Gea’s contract until 2026, allowing the ex-Manchester United star to double his wages. Spanish keeper De Gea has taken Serie A by storm and is currently one of the best-performing goalkeepers in the league. As reported by Corriere dello Sport on Monday, Fiorentina will activate a clause to extend the Spaniard’s contract by one year.

De Gea had signed a one-year deal at the Stadio Franchi last summer, but Fiorentina can extend his stay with a ‘unilateral’ clause. De Gea’s extension until 2026 will see the Spaniard double his wages to €2.4m per season.



The 34-year-old saved and even provided an assist for Moise Kean in the latest Serie A match before the November break. As reported by Corriere dello Sport, De Gea has avoided 1,8 goals per game; only Torino’s Vanja Milinkovic-Savic, Udinese’s Maduka Okoye and Zion Suzuki of Parma have more. De Gea has also saved 80,6% of shots on target, more than Yann Sommer (Inter) and Mike Maignan (Milan).

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