I was slaughtered by Roy Keane in FA Cup final - now I'm training at non-league stadium

David de Gea could be forgiven for Ilkay Gundogan's first goal in last season's FA Cup final.

However, he couldn't be forgiven for Gundogan's second, which was the matchwinner.

De Gea's positioning was wrong, he didn't move his feet quickly enough and the ball trickled into the corner - it was a saveable effort and the goalkeeper should have done better.

The Spaniard threw his gloves up in exasperation but had himself to blame. De Gea subsequently failed to agree a contract extension and his departure from Old Trafford was announced just over a month later, which brought down the curtain on his 12-year stay in Manchester.

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The circumstances around De Gea's exit were contentious, as some United fans wanted him to sign another deal, while others believed the club needed to move on due to concerns over his distribution and ability to play out from the back with the ball at his feet.

Although Erik ten Hag was initially open to offering De Gea a new contract, the goalkeeper made a string of costly errors against West Ham and Sevilla in the final months of the 2022/23 season and his performance in the FA Cup was the straw that broke the camel's back.

Gundogan's second goal at Wembley ended De Gea's time at the club and, with the eyes of the world watching that game, there was nowhere for the 'keeper to hide.

De Gea's future was a talking point building up to the game and he made headlines after it, while Roy Keane showed no mercy when lashing into him on punditry duty for ITV.

"They need a new goalkeeper and world-class striker, I'm sick of saying it," said Keane. "De