DAVID DE GEA GOT SHOCKED BY WHAT JOSE MOURINHO SAID ABOUT HIM

MANCHESTER UNITED goalkeeper David De Gea is reportedly shocked at Jose Mourinho for pouring doubt over his Old Trafford future.

Manchester United star De Gea is wanted by Juventus and PSG with his long-term future at the club far from certain.

The Spain international is, though, one of the most important players at Old Trafford and has been a shining light amid a difficult few years since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement in 2013.

David De Gea’s current Manchester United contract expires at the end of the season, though the Red Devils have the option to trigger a one-year extension.

And Sport say De Gea is ready to commit his future to the club by signing a deal that will tie him to the club until 2020.

However, he is reportedly shocked by comments made by Mourinho about his situation.

The Manchester United manager was quizzed on De Gea’s future before their 2-1 Premier League victory over Everton.

"I am not confident," he told Sky Sports.

"I cannot find the word in English, but let's see what happens.

"Only the club, David and his people can answer that.

“My comment is only that everyone knows how good he is, how important he is for Manchester United and, if the club want to be better than it is and not worse, obviously it would be very important to keep David."

De Gea has been a regular for United since signing from Atletico Madrid in 2011.

However, he wants guarantees before signing on for the long term.

Speaking recently, the Spain international bemoaned United’s failure to start games on the front foot.

“I don't think it's been our finest season. We have to be realistic,” De Gea told Sky Sports.

“The team has produced some good performances, while others haven't been so good. I think at times we've been relying on moments of brilliance from our attacking players.

“We haven't been 100 per cent solid defensively. We are improving, but I think we have to improve in all areas.

“It's true that it seems we need to concede for the team to react, attack and create chances. I don't know the reason why. We have to control games, create chances and improve from the start.

“We have to improve in every area. We have to look up, get some victories, put together four or five wins on the bounce and get ourselves up the table.”

“I don't think it's been our finest season. We have to be realistic,” De Gea told Sky Sports.