Manchester United already know how much it will cost them to solve obvious problem position

Manchester United will now switch their focus to the summer transfer window following their 2-1 FA Cup final defeat to Manchester City at Wembley on Saturday.

United brought the curtain down on their first season of the Erik ten Hag era with a narrow defeat to their cross-city rivals, meaning they could well be forced to stomach watching City complete a historic treble when they face Inter Milan in the Champions League final in Istanbul later this week. Goals from Ilkay Gundogan either side of a Bruno Fernandes penalty were enough to clinch a fully merited victory for the Blues.

While United were blamed for failing to track City's runners in the build-up to Gundogan's opener after just 13 seconds, almost all of the blame was pointed at David de Gea for the German's second. The United goalkeeper failed to scramble across to his right quickly enough to keep out the City ace's bouncing shot.

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Upon review, it was yet another poor piece of goalkeeping from the Spaniard, who has faced his fair share of criticism in recent weeks, despite ending the campaign as the Premier League's Golden Glove winner. He was too slow to react and it resulted in Ten Hag, yet again, facing questions about his future in his post-match press conference.

The Dutchman said: "In this moment, I don't want to talk about such issues of criticism because we all played a great season, including David de Gea. He played a fantastic season."

When pressed on De Gea's distribution, Ten Hag added: "Say it like this: we are in the right direction. But there are occasions in the game, issues in the game, we have to improve, definitely, if we want to make the next step and win trophies."

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