De Gea recognized himself and his weekly salary of 375,000 pounds was reduced to 1 million euros a year after tax to re-employ in Serie A

Former Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea is a player that fans like very much, with great goal-line skills, and his trick "De Gea sits on the lotus", and he is the winner of the Premier League Golden Glove. However, due to De Gea's weekly salary of 375,000 euros at Manchester United, which is the top salary in the Premier League, and the current Premier League is also the top three, second only to De Bruyne and Haaland, which also causes the Spain goalkeeper to be a little unrecognizable, unwilling to reduce his salary to renew his contract after the expiration of his contract with Manchester United last summer, nor willing to take a significant salary cut to go to the middle and lower reaches of the five major leagues. The result? That's a year of being unemployed at home and having no ball to kick. In this summer window, De Gea finally recognized himself, it is indeed Manchester United who gave too much, not that he could get such a high salary.From £375,000 per week, or €20 million a year (before tax) to €1 million a year (after tax)before I got a job again.

Note: The annual salary of players in the Premier League often refers to before tax, and Serie A refers to after tax.

Fiorentina have officially announced the signing of 33-year-old Spain goalkeeper David De Gea on a 1+1 contract. According to a follow-up report by Pedulla, De Gea's annual salary after tax in Fiorentina's first year at Fiorentina will be €1 million + bonus, and if the two parties successfully activate the additional year of contract, De Gea's annual salary after tax will rise to €2 million in the second year.

De Gea's monthly salary at Manchester United is basically the same as his annual salary at Fiorentina, and in the final analysis, it is Manchester United's previous exaggerated contract that makes the player lose himself, and it is no longer a contract of market value, and this re-employment may allow De Gea to cherish the opportunity to restart his career. At the age of 33, there are still three more years for the goalkeeper, and I hope that De Gea will play the second spring of his career in Serie A, like a purple lily, blooming brilliantly.