Brentford goalkeeper David Raya has refused to be drawn into the debate that has followed Spain manager Luis Enrique's decision to select him over Manchester United's David de Gea in his latest 23-man squad.
Enrique, who has been linked with United job in the last few months, named his squad for Spain's upcoming friendlies with Albania and Iceland on Friday and De Gea was not included, despite enjoying a successful season at Old Trafford. Instead, the former Barcelona boss handed Raya a maiden call-up.
The Brentford shot-stopper, who has kept five clean sheets in 15 Premier League games this season, has never represented his country at any level and has spent the bulk of his career playing in the Championship. However, he has been included in the squad because he suits Spain's style of play more than De Gea does.
