Mourinho Warns Real Madrid Off De Gea

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Jose Mourinho has warned Real Madrid they will be wasting their time if they attempt to lure David de Gea away from Manchester United this summer.

De Gea has just 18 months to run on the four-year contract he signed in September 2015 following the collapse of a move to Real due to paperwork not being submitted before the transfer window in Spain closed.

But Mourinho wants to keep the Spanish No 1 at Old Trafford and is confident he can do so.

"I see him here - I don't know what the intentions are of Real Madrid but they should think about another player," Mourinho said.

De Gea will be in action for United on Tuesday when they host Sevilla in the second leg of their last-16 tie in the Champions League.

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