Manchester United: David de Gea injured, fans sceptical about Romero

Manchester United's first-choice keeper, David de Gea, was substituted with an apparent groin injury in Spain's 1-1 draw with Sweden in a UEFA Euro qualifier match that was played at the Friends Arena on October 16. The Spanish keeper's injury prompted instant reactions from netizens across the world, who all rooted for United's second choice keeper, Sergio Romero, stepping up to the challenge that lay ahead. Support pouring in for Manchester United One user was in support of Romero, calling him a perfect replacement for De Gea. We’ve got Romero — Peter mufc Joseph (@mufc_peter) October 15, 2019 Another user posted a tweet that talked about how the Argentinian goalkeeper had the capability to play. Let’s not disrespect Romero though. He’s a good keeper, your time to shine ❤️ #MUFC — J A D E ♡ (@JadeStamate) October 15, 2019 In another tweet, a netizen stated that it was high time that David took some rest to recuperate. Wouldn’t worry too much about @D_DeGea ... slightly out of form and needs a break. Romero never let us down before #MUFC — Jay Dolivera (@JayDolivera) October 15, 2019 The Red Devils' injury concerns With De Gea's problem, the Red Devils need to deal with a number of injury issues of senior players such as Paul Pogba, Aaron Wan- Bissaka, Anthony Martial and first-choice left-back, Luke Shaw and if the keeper's injury turns out to be serious then it will cause a problem for United's Norwegian manager, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, as he is set to face league leaders, Liverpool, with a depleted squad on October 20 at Old Trafford. Read: Ronaldo: "I Don't Go Looking For Them, Records Come looking For Me" Gary Neville: The club's board is responsible Meanwhile, former United Skipper, Gary Neville, targeted United's board, stating that their decisions have not been in the best interest of this club. In addition to this, he stated that United at this point does not have a winning mentality. Read: Cristiano Ronaldo: The Superstar's 4 Memorable Real Madrid Moments They have started to let go of the ball a lot and they've lost the aggressiveness that United was known for. The quality of the players is not up to the mark and this team has not gone forward since Sir Alex Ferguson retired but have taken a few steps back. Manchester United are at a lowly 12th position in the Premier League and have won only 2 matches alongside 4 draws and 2 losses in the 8 league matches they have played so far. Read: Cristiano Ronaldo: Upcoming UEFA Champions League And Serie A Matches Read: Van Der Sar To Take Up Manchester United's Director Of Football Job? (With inputs from agencies)

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Manchester United: David de Gea injured, fans sceptical about Romero

Manchester United's first-choice keeper, David de Gea, was substituted with an apparent groin injury in Spain's 1-1 draw with Sweden in a Euro qualifier match

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