The former Manchester United and English midfielder was on BT Sport last night as was critical of the Manchester United shot stopper “he didn’t look like saving a penalty.” Will David de Gea be a Manchester United player next season? With Dean Henderson pushing him all the way for the number one spot, the Spanish number one could be tempted to make a return to his native country.

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“Once you get to penalties anything can happen, we know that,” the former United and England midfielder said.

“I always feel a little bit worried being an Englishman that we’d be on the wrong side of it.

“But the penalties, you have to say… David… we spoke about his record before it, he didn’t look like saving a penalty.”