Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admits David de Gea is unhappy over losing his place at Manchester United to Dean Henderson and has challenged the Spanish goalkeeper to fight to win it back.
Henderson has played the last seven games ahead of Thursday night’s Europa League quarter-final clash with Granada in Spain, with the England keeper’s selection for Sunday’s win over Brighton particularly significant.
Henderson is now seen as United’s new No 1, a situation that has cast doubt over De Gea’s future after 10 years at Old Trafford.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admits David de Gea wasn't happy about losing his starting spot
Solskjaer admitted that neither of his keepers are happy at being left out, saying: ‘If it’s Dean or David, I’m very comfortable with both of them to play and I’m very happy that none of them are happy to not play.