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The famous goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar warns his young colleague David de Gea that he will have to deal with experienced pressure. After the end of last season, the Dutchman retired and handed over his place to De Gea, who cost more than 21 million euros. However, despite this, the Spaniard has so far failed to please the fans with reliable and consistent play. "David will have to deal with it. Large amounts of money were paid for him, so nothing else can be expected. It's always difficult to start a career stage in a new country and club, especially in England. There are very high demands here, so it's difficult," said van der Sar. There have been rumors that De Gea's uncertainty and the injury of another goalkeeper, Anders Lindegaard, could prompt coach Sir Alex Ferguson to try to persuade van der Sar to return to the field. "At the moment, I am quite happy. I have no doubts about the decision I made," he said confidently.
