De Gea's gaffe gifted Chelsea a goal at Old Trafford and all but ended United's hopes of securing a top-four finish and Champions League football next season. Asked if he was concerned at De Gea's loss of form, Solskjaer said: "No I don't really, because I know David. (Image: Getty Images)“It's the same with David, he's been in the spotlight for right reasons for so long and now he's going through a period where he feels he could have done better. David is not the type to be complacent, he's a competitor, he wants to be the best. “Whenever I didn't score a goal my confidence dropped, if I missed some chances, and David knows he could have done better with the goal, there's no reason hiding that.

Source: Daily Mirror April 28, 2019 19:03 UTC