The Young Spaniard last night vowed to snub
Barcelona and stay at Manchester United.
David De Gea
has been linked with a move to the Nou Camp to replace contract rebel Victor
Valdes.
He
said: “I know things have been said and written but I have a contract. I’m very
well in Manchester.
“It is
not just my name that appears. At Barca, Valdes is still the keeper and Madrid
is my city, one day I’d like to return.
“But
now I hope to stay in Manchester for a long time and win a lot of titles.”
The
22-year-old has come under enormous pressure since joining English giants in
July 2011 but paid tribute to boss Alex Ferguson for helping him to live with
the criticism.
He
added: “Sir Alex is more than a manager. He controls everything in the team.
He’s a father for all those who come to the club. For that he is the best.”
De
Gea’s recent form has been brilliant and he has been called up by Spain
National side.
Vicente
Del Bosque’s team have a World Cup
qualifying double header at home to Finland tonight and away in France on
Tuesday.
De Gea
said: “A footballer has to get used to good and bad words.
“At
times things are said that don’t make a lot of sense and it is part of the job
to know how to live with that. The best thing is to know who you are always.”
SOURCE: THE SUN FOOTBALL
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