Language - | David De Gea has very high standards and pushes everyone to be better, gushes Erik ten Hag Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has praised David De Gea ahead of his 500th appearance for the club and revealed that the 31-year-old pushes everyone to become better. The Spaniard signed for the Red Devils in the summer of 2011 and has since consistently featured for the club. SportsCafe Desk |
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| Think I cost my team three points and it was poor performance from myself, claims David De Gea In light of Manchester United’s 4-0 loss, David De Gea has apologised to the fans and his squad as he admitted that his poor performance and the mistakes he made cost the game. The Red Devils were the favourites to beat Brentford in their second league game but were thoroughly beaten by the Bees. SportsCafe Desk |
 | WATCH | Horrific defending from Manchester United hands Brentford four-goal lead inside 35 minutes With Gameweek 2 of the 2022/23 Premier League season well underway, the world has been waiting to see Erik ten Hag’s impact on Manchester United but he hasn’t been helped by mistakes. That trend continues with Brentford four goals up within the opening thirty five minutes thanks to defensive errors. SportsCafe Desk |
| If Manchester United let me stay then I will stay for many more years, postulates David De Gea Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea has admitted that he would love to stay at the club until he retires but revealed that talks over a new contract hasn’t started yet. The 31-year-old has a year left on his current deal and won the club’s Player of the Season award for the 2021/22 season. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Reports | Nottingham Forest engage in talks with Manchester United over Dean Henderson According to reports from GOAL, Nottingham Forest are in talks with Manchester United over a one-year loan deal for Dean Henderson as the goalkeeper looks to move elsewhere in search of regular game time ahead of the 2022 World Cup. The move would also include a permanent buy option. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Hope things will get better next season as we all know it’s been bad season, admits David De Gea Manchester United star David De Gea hopes that the club can build towards a brighter future under Erik ten Hag and admitted that things have been bad for the Red Devils this season. The Old Trafford side lost their final game of the season but still managed to finish in a Europa League spot. SportsCafe Desk |
| We are far from fighting for the Premier League and Champions League, admits David De Gea Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea has proclaimed that his side are a long way off challenging for major honours in domestic and European competitions as he lamented about United’s trophy drought. The English club were dumped out of the Champions League by Atletico Madrid on Tuesday. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Fantasy Premier League 202/22 | To sell or not to sell; what to do with Heung-Min Son With the Premier League entering its decisive stretch of the season, it's certainly the best time to avoid any rash decisions, but discarding Son and adding that money onto your budget opens up some new avenues. Replacing Son while retaining your chances of betting on Spurs is the ideal solution. Amal Joyce |
| Anything can happen but I don’t see myself away from Manchester United, proclaims David De Gea Manchester United’s David De Gea has admitted that he doesn’t see himself leaving the club in the near future and added that he feels home in Manchester despite being born in Madrid. The Spaniard has spent just over a decade with the Premier League side, making well over 450 appearances. SportsCafe Desk |
 | It was a good performance by Cristiano Ronaldo, reveals Ralf Rangnick Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick has admitted that Cristiano Ronaldo produced his best performance from the last few weeks and credited the 37-year-old for scoring the crucial opener. The Manchester club secured a 2-0 victory against Brighton on Tuesday at Old Trafford. SportsCafe Desk |