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Topics: Manchester United, David De Gea, Arsenal, Football, Fan Reactions
Marcus Chan
Topics: Manchester United, David De Gea, Arsenal, Football, Fan Reactions
David de Gea’s performance against Arsenal from the 17/18 season has resurfaced after his exit from Manchester United was confirmed.
After 12 years as a Red Devil, De Gea’s contract with United expired at the end of June.
Since then, there have been reports that the Spaniard could still make a return to the club.
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However, the 32-year-old announced his departure from Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon.
After the news, highlights of De Gea’s stunning performance against Arsenal from the 17/18 have resurfaced.
On Twitter, the video was posted with a caption that read: “David de Gea vs Arsenal - the best goalkeeper performance you will ever witness.”
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De Gea managed 14 saves during that match, which is the most recorded in a Premier League match.
Fans were quick to react to the video.
One said: “That guy was a miracle worker at times, what a legend, what a player.”
Another tweeted: “This was my favourite performance ever. Had me and my old man on the edge of our seats.”
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A third fan added: “I’ll never forget this game. Impassable.”
Someone else wrote: “This comp didn’t do justice tbh. Watching the full game in real time had me on my toes. A true legend.”
Whilst a fifth commented: “Remembered it like yesterday, the best goalkeeper performance by far!”
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Another fan said: “Hated this game so much while also loving it. Dave deserved an award for this match. Best performance in a United shirt.”
Some of De Gea’s former teammates have all been paying tribute on social media.
Bruno Fernandes wrote: “You deserved to say goodbye to the stadium with all the fans cheering you for all the beautiful memories.”
Whilst Juan Mata said: “Don’t really want to believe it. The amount of times that you saved us… Always professional, always sticking up for the club.
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“YOU LOVE, YOUR HOME. You deserve the best. Sad day for Manchester United.”