Manchester United CAN’T drop David de Gea, insists Ray Parlour on talkSPORT

Manchester United CAN’T drop David de Gea, insists Ray Parlour on talkSPORT
Ray Parlour insists David de Gea is one of the worlds best goalkeepers and remains undroppable for Manchester United, despite his recent mistakes.The Spanish glovesman was guilty of another howler that cost United a possible three points against Chelsea on Sunday.GETTY3

David de Gea has come under fire for his performances

De Gea fumbled Antonio Rudiger’s speculative 35-yard effort and allowed to Marcos Alonso to fire home Chelseas equaliser in a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford.So often Uniteds saviour and Mr Reliable, the clubs Player of the Year for four seasons out of five has now made three mistakes that had led directly to goals in his last four games.

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His recent mistakes, against Lionel Messi in the Champions League and Leroy Sane in the Manchester derby, have led to calls from some quarters for De Gea to be dropped from the starting line-up, with Argentine Sergio Romero waiting for his chance on the United bench.3

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But Parlour insists the Spaniard is still a world class keeper and he’s urged Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to stick with his number one.David de Gea has been magnificent over the last few seasons, said the Arsenal legend on Mondays Alan Brazil Sports Breakfast.There has been many, many occasions where he has saved Manchester United.Go back to the Spurs game at Wembley what a performance. He kept United in that game and obviously they won in the end, and it was because of De Gea. But recently in the last few games he has made some really bad mistakes.Everyone makes mistakes in games, forwards miss penalties or open goals, but when a goalkeeper makes a mistake quite often its a goal.I dont think they should rest him. Hes massive for Manchester United and theyve got to keep him.Parlour has also told United to resolve the uncertainly surrounding De Geas long-term future at Old Trafford.The Red Devils have triggered an extension to his contract which means his deal now runs until 2020.3

De Gea also gifted Lionel Messi his second goal in Barcelona’s Champions League win

But the ex-Gunner says the club should try to convince the Spaniard to pen a new deal.He added: I know Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is going to look at his squad in the summer and they need to bring more players in and need to get rid of quite a few players too, but surely David de Gea wont be one of them.Hes still one of the best goalkeepers in the world and they should try to get him to sign a new contract.

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'Manchester United CAN'T drop David de Gea', insists Ray Parlour on talkSPORT Ray Parlour insists David de Gea is one of the world's best goalkeepers and remains undroppable for Manchester United, despite his recent mistakes. The Spanish glovesman was guilty of another howler.. talkSPORT - Published on April 29, 2019
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