Fiorentina are weighing a fresh contract offer for David De Gea despite the goalkeeper’s current deal running until 2028, according to Corriere dello Sport. The Italian club last extended the Spaniard’s contract in May 2025, pushing his stay to 2028 and raising his annual salary from €2.4 million to €3 million.
De Gea joined Fiorentina in the summer of 2024 after leaving Manchester United. Since then, he has become a regular fixture in the team, earning attention for his performances in goal. At 35, the former Premier League winner remains a prominent figure at the Florence-based club.
No talks about the length of a new contract have been reported yet, and there have been no announcements of any agreement. He remains under the terms of his current deal for now.
The club’s interest in extending De Gea’s contract again seems to reflect the importance they place on his presence. His experience and skills have helped Fiorentina through difficult matches this season.
One example came recently during Fiorentina’s 1-1 draw against Napoli. De Gea made multiple important saves despite defensive struggles from the team. Fiorentina currently sit 17th in Serie A, but De Gea continues to provide stability in goal.
The decision to consider a new offer suggests Fiorentina want to keep De Gea available for longer than his current contract allows. His role since arriving has grown, and the club appears keen to build on that.
As of now, the talks remain unconfirmed, and the specifics of any new deal are unknown. The goalkeeper’s performances and experience remain factors the club will weigh carefully in the coming months.
According to 3News.
