David De Gea fuels exit rumours after vacating his £3.85m Cheshire mansion

Spanish goal keeper David de Gea has fueled speculation over his move away from Manchester United as he packed-out of his £3.85million Cheshire mansion amidst interest from Real Madrid.

The 2016/17 Champions League winners are interested in signing the Red Devils goalkeeper this summer as the Spanish giants have made him a top priority.

The Spanish shot-stopper vacated the £3.85million luxury five-bed home as the mansion was put up for sale in April 2017.

Real Madrid rejected United bid for Morata as the Spanish club want to use the striker as bait to lure De Gea to Bernabeu.

The 26-year-old goalkeeper signed for Manchester United in 2011 from Atletico Madrid and has remained first choice goalkeeper for the Old Trafford side since then.