Neville no longer trusts De Gea: “Since the World Cup it is not the same”

David De Gea did not have his best day on the return from football in England in his match against Tottenham. The Spanish was somewhat lazy to stop a shot by Berwjin that was the only goal for the Spurs. Then, he was decisive with a stop to Son that prevented those of Mourinho from getting ahead.

Still, he received criticism for this error. The first was Roy Keane and he did not skimp on terms. “This goalkeeper makes me sick. I would have fought with him at half-time, he would have bundled me up and punched him. He is an international goalkeeper,” he said last Saturday.

The last to join has been Gary Neville, who has publicly withdrawn his confidence in the Spanish goalkeeper. “It was the only one that could be trusted for the last four years, but it's not the same. When the form goes down for six months it's a problem but if it stays that way for a year, you worry. When more than two years pass, It is more permanent. Something like this happens to De Gea, since he is making many mistakes. The ones he would never make was always someone you could trust. It has to be mint. The arms, legs and body are the same. In the 2018 World Cup he had a bad time and doubted himself. Mentally, it's not the same anymore “, recognizes the ex of United in his own podcast.

After several seasons as the undisputed starter in Manchester United's goal, David De Gea sees a threat on the horizon: Dean Henderson. The 23-year-old loan keeper on loan at Sheffield is curdling a remarkable season and next season he could stay to try to dispute the starting role in the Red Devils' goal.

So far this campaign, David De Gea has played 33 games in which he has conceded 34 goals and has left his goal to zero on ten occasions.