How Man United Plans to Reward David De Gea After He Rediscovered Form

• David de Gea is in line to be rewarded with a new contract at Man United following his string of impressive performances
• Despite United's struggles, the Spaniard has been in top shape, with his display winning him the Premier League Player of the Month for January
• Reports suggest United are looking to extend his stay at Old Trafford, with De Gea assured of earning wages closer to his current £375,000 a week

Man United are reportedly planning to reward David de Gea with a new contract after the Spaniard rediscovering his form.

The Spaniard shot-stopper appeared to have entered the sunset days of his United career a couple of months ago before he bounced back.

De Gea has been the shining light in the Red Devils' poor run of results, with his spectacular form earning him the January Premier League Player of the Month award.

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The Sun now reports United chiefs are planning to trigger a 12-month option to extend the Spanish keeper’s contract to June 2024.

The move is expected to buy time for the Manchester club as they push to thrash out fresh terms for their No.1.

That means the Spaniard can still expect to pick up something close to his huge £375,000 a week wages and be guaranteed the security of a longer-term contract.

The development signals a remarkable turnaround for De Gea who had appeared to have lost his spot to Dean Henderson.

De Gea's turnaround in form

However, the 31-year-old's turnaround has not come easy as he has had cut short his summer holidays to return to training early.

Fortunately for him, his efforts paid off as he has started every league game since then, with a United insider revealing the shot-stopper was determined to prove to everyone he still had a future at Old Trafford.

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Ronaldo in five-hour gruelling training

Earlier, Sports Brief reported Cristiano Ronaldo is engaging in gruelling training sessions in a bid to hit top form amid his worrying goal drought.

The Man United forward is currently on his longest goal drought since 2009 having failed to find the back of the net in his side's last outing against Southampton.

Ronaldo now appears to have changed his training schedule, with reports suggesting the 37-year-old was the first to arrive and last to leave Carrington during Sunday's training session.

The move is aimed at helping the Portuguese talisman hit top shape once again.