Former Aston Villa striker, Gabrel Agbonlahor has told David de Gea to leave Manchester United, insisting that the Red Devils have disrespected the
De Gea’s contract at Old Trafford expired on the 30th of June and the club said that talks are still ongoing between them and the former Spain international.De Gea is currently in his 12th season at Old Trafford after joining from Spanish club side Atletico Madrid.
The former Aston Villa man urged the goalkeeper to pack his bags and leave the theater of dreams this summer.
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