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David De Gea tells those who don’t want to be at United to go
It was definitely a horrible end of the season for Manchester United that had ironically began so well. The team managed to score 57 goals, yet concede 57 more to leave them with no single goal difference this season on the final match day table.
Manchester United goalkeeper, David De Gea has come out to the public to ask players who he feels do not want to be a part of the project to go, with some suggesting the dig is aimed at the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Paul Pogba, Edinson Cavani, and Jesse Lingard
Manchester United in a horrible end to the season, lost their final game to Crystal Palace, only managing a 6th place finish as a result of Brighton doing the Old Trafford club a favor by beating West Ham United, who now finish 7th in the league.
On the bright side, Man United have secured Europa League football next season, ahead of the coming of New manager, Erik ten Hag, who was captured watching from the stand at Selhurst Park.
The Dutch man will be having a first time meeting with the squad next week as per the reports going around, before a new era begins at the Theatre of Dreams.
De Gea though, has been one of the outstanding players the Manchester club has had this season, making countless saves to keep the team in games they should have lost or lost by a considerable margin this season.
In his post match interview after the Palace game, the Spaniard advised players who feel they don’t want to be at the club to leave in the transfer window.
“[The] ones [Manchester stars] who want to stay, stay at the club. Ones that don’t want to stay go out. You don’t have to stay here. I want to forget this season and be 100% ready for the next season and be positive,” De Gea told Sky Sports without fear or favor, let alone mincing words.
