David De Gea Remains A Manchester United Player. Read Why
The amount spent by Barclays Premier League clubs during the summer window passed £800million on the final day of trading, but most of the talk centred around two deals that did not happen. De Gea's long-anticipated £29million move from Manchester United to Real Madrid collapsed on Monday night and both clubs appeared at odds over who was to blame. West Brom striker Berahino, meanwhile, hit out after the Baggies blocked Tottenham's attempts to sign him. Berahino appeared to threaten never to play for the club again after two deadline-day bids from Spurs were rejected. De Gea remained at Old Trafford after the paperwork for his switch to the Bernabeu, which would have included Keylor Navas moving in the opposite direction, was not submitted before Spain's deadline of 11pm Monday. Real issued a strong statement defending their conduct, insisting they did "everything necessary" to implement the move. That came after United ...