David de Gea has dismissed his critics and promised to continue doing his best to keep clean sheets for Manchester United.
After roaring back to his best form last season while facing pressure from Dean Henderson for his spot, De Gea has continued to play at a high level for Erik ten Hag and enjoyed yet another excellent campaign. Many wondered in pre-season if the Spaniard would suit his new manager's style of play as he struggles with the ball at his feet.
While there have been nervy moments with his distribution, De Gea has proved them wrong by firmly establishing himself as Ten Hag's unquestionable No.1. The 32-year-old helped United end their trophy drought in February by keeping a clean sheet in the Carabao Cup final, which saw him surpass legend Peter Schmeichel as the club's all-time leading clean sheet holder.
