After working with an English non-league club, DAVID DE GEA gave a hint that he might be about to return to football.

The Spanish goalie was on the last Manchester United team that won the title.

After 12 years at Old Trafford, he left as a free agent last summer, even though he won the Golden Glove that season.

It is well known that United let De Gea go on his wedding day in June, and he still hasn’t found a new club.

After their No. 1 player, Nick Pope, got hurt, the 33-year-old was linked with moves to both Al-Shabab in Saudi Arabia and Newcastle, but neither deal came together.

There are newer rumors that he might be going back to his home country to join Real Betis.

During his time off, De Gea stayed in Manchester and watched Manchester United’s women play while he looked for a new job.

The 45-times-capped Spain player has stayed in shape by working out alone.

This week, he shared a film of himself training and gave a three-word update on his future, which seemed to hint at a return.

He shot that at Altrincham, a non-league team in his area that is in the National League play-offs trying to get promoted.

After sharing another video and a “loading” graphic of himself practicing on the field at their J.Davidson Stadium, De Gea has dropped another hints that he might be moving.

Also, Edwin van der Sar, a famous former United goalie, recently offered his backing to the former Atletico Madrid star.

The Dutch player talked about a similar situation he was in after leaving Juventus in 2001. He finally joined Fulham before going to Old Trafford and winning the Champions League.

“David, keep the faith and believe as I had something similar in 2001 and look what that brought me in the end!” Van der Sar wrote in response to another training video that De Gea shared.

Graeme Souness, a former player for Liverpool, recently said that United manager Erik ten Hag made a mistake when he let the goalkeeper leave for free and brought in Andre Onana.

“You need to set priorities,” he told her. You need to try to get better players where you need them most.