David de Gea won't budge on his new contract demands with Manchester United.

The Mirror says De Gea is refusing to budge on his £350,000-a-week wage demands in a contract stand-off with Manchester United.

De Gea has told United chiefs that he is prepared to commit the peak years of his career to the club – but only if the price is right.

And that means giving him a pay-rise that will put him behind only £400,000-a-week Alexis Sanchez in the Old Trafford pay stakes.

United are reluctant to meet De Gea's demands but remain confident that a compromise will be struck.

The club were forced to trigger a one-year extension clause in the Spain No.1's contract in November to prevent him talking to foreign clubs in the New Year.