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David de Gea claims Manchester United are "cursed" as their wait for silverware continues.

The Spaniard joined the club when they were winning Premier League titles but has had to endure a lengthy period whereby they have struggled to compete.

De Gea played in their last trophy winning season, back in 2017 under Jose Mourinho where they won the League Cup and the Europa League.

Since then they have been through several managers and failed to challenge domestically whilst also falling short in various cup competitions.

Heavy investment has been made but United face the reality of a fifth season without a trophy if they do not scoop any prizes this term.

De Gea admits discussions are held internally about why they are not adding to the club's trophy cabinet.

The goalkeeper also question why the current crop of stars are struggling to click.

"I think someone has put a curse on us or something," he told El Pais. "The truth is I don't know what's going on, I really don't.

"People always ask me and we talk about it as team-mates and we just say 'we don't know what's happening'.

"We should have competed for more trophies, bigger titles, but I just don't know why this team doesn't function."

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