Newcastle have been seriously injured for several months, and the two substitutes are embarrassed, and the free sign of David De Gea is an obstacle

De Gea, who has been unemployed at home for months, is now about to find a job? Newcastle's main goalkeeper Pope left the pitch injured in the game against Manchester United, and he could be out for several months due to a serious injury. However, Newcastle's two substitute goalkeepers are very average, and it is urgent to find a reliable goalkeeper in the winter window. In this situation, seeking a visa-free option for De Gea is a very good option, but what are the obstacles?

Pope's injury is serious and Newcastle will meet with medical experts in the next 48 hours, and surgery is almost inevitable. According to the Daily Mail and other media, Newcastle have activated an emergency plan to find a goalkeeper in the transfer market. Because, Newcastle's two substitute goalkeepers are not qualified. Dubravka and Karius are not young, and there has been a significant decline.

And De Gea, who is currently at home, is one of Newcastle's key choices.

David De Gea has been at home since his contract with Manchester United ended this summer. Although he has long been excluded from the Spanish national team and has shortcomings in attacking and high-flying balls, De Gea finished 16 clean sheets for Manchester United last season and won the Golden Glove.

Newcastle's waiver of David De Gea is a suitable option for goalkeeper reinforcements, but there is also a big obstacle: De Gea's high salary. De Gea's previous salary at Manchester United, which was as high as 367,000 pounds, failed to complete the contract renewal with Manchester United, also because De Gea rejected Manchester United's proposed salary reduction and renewal clause (200,000 pounds per week).

From this it can be seen that De Gea's salary expectations are still very high. If Newcastle bring in De Gea, it is bound to break the team's current reasonable or even low salary structure. It would probably be best to negotiate a contract for De Gea to be paid between £100,000 and £120,000 a week.