Ed De Gea wants Cesc Fabregas Target: Will former Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas return to the Premier League in the red of arch rivals Manchester United? Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea has thrown his support behind the club's audacious bid to sign Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas and believes that his Spanish national teammate will have a lot to offer at Old Trafford. Fabregas could become the first major signing under the tenure of coach David Moyes and speculation about his arrival has intensified since the club's executive chairman, Ed Woodward, left Australia last night. Woodward, returned to Manchester before the clash against the A-League All Stars at ANZ Stadium to discuss transfer matters which also include the future of striker Wayne Rooney. De Gea would not discuss details of the club's offer for Fabregas but said that the former Arsenal captain would make a big impact at the club should he return to the English Premier League. "Cesc has a great [ability] that he can give to the team and that's good for us, " De Gea said. British media have reported that United will offer more than $43 million for Fabregas. The Spanish shotstopper recently arrived in Sydney to rejoin his United teammates and took time out of his preparations for Saturday night's clash against the A-League All Stars to shoot hoops with the Sydney Kings. De Gea, alongside teammates Phil Jones and Anders Lindegaard took part in shooting exercises with the players from the NBL franchise. The 22-year-old hit the net with a number of shots from outside that impressed some of the professionals. "They're pretty skilful for a sport where they don't use their hands that much, a couple of the guys showed a bit of talent, " Sydney Kings guard James Harvey said. It is understood the English Premier League giants approached the Sydney Kings for the promotional shoot-out such was the fascination in basketball for the United trio. [It was] awesome. Everyone knows the name Manchester United and it was a privilege for us and the Kings organisation to be part of it. They're one of the great sporting teams in the history of sport so it was great to be a part of it," Harvey said.