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Manchester United and Chelsea target David De Gea to open contract talks with Atletico Madrid - report
De Gea, 19, emerged last season as the first choice goalkeeper for the Vicente Calderon outfit after starting the campaign well down the pecking order, and his meteoric rise was capped with Europa Leageu success and a place in Spain's provisional World Cup squad.
This form alerted teams from across Europe to the youngster's ability, and the Premier League pair are reportedly interested in a £25 million swoop for his signature.
Madrid have resolved to keep the player, however, and want to boost his buyout clause and wages to reflect his new status.
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