The victory over Betis featured several faulty passes by David de Gea but Erik ten Hag has insisted there are no concerns regarding the goalkeeper’s kicking, although Manchester United’s manager admitted the 32-year-old goalkeeper was working on this area of his game.
“From today I can’t ignore it, but we have seen many games in which he did really well,” he said. “I don’t know what the reason was. There was a lot of wind, a different ball, probably he had some problems with that, but I know we can deal with it and he will do better Sunday [against Southampton].” Ten Hag was pressed on whether he had an underlying concern with De Gea’s kicking. “David is working on that but I think we have seen in this season that he is improving and he will keep improving, I’m sure,” he said.Photograph: Robbie Jay Barratt/AMA/Getty Images
Wout Weghorst, after missing chances, scored United’s final goal against Betis, his first at home and only a second since his loan signing in January. Despite this modest return the forward has started all 15 United matches since his arrival. Ten Hag explained why. “Because he is physically capable of playing a lot of games. He is a very fit player and he recovers very well.
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