Manchester United legend Roy Keane feels David de Gea can make it at Old Trafford.
He wrote in The Sun: "It's been difficult for De Gea and goalkeeper is the hardest position to fill. I wasn't surprised United bought him and, technically, he's outstanding.
"Peter Schmeichel and Edwin Var der Sar made loads of errors but what they could do was deal with it a bit better than a young player. We have seen other keepers come to United, drop a clanger and never really recover from it. We all remember Massimo Taibi. I don't want to compare keepers but believe it or not he was very good, we could see that on the training pitch.
"His confidence was knocked by a couple of mistakes and couldn't recover but once De Gea is backed by the support of the keeping coach and manager, which I'm sure he will be, he'll be OK." "He's been at fault for a few goals but I look at the first one United conceded against Liverpool and I still think the lads around him can give him more support at set-pieces.
