Goalkeeper David de Gea has hinted that he will remain at Manchester United by insisting that media speculation about his future cannot be taken seriously.
The £19m signing from Atletico Madrid has developed into one of United's most reliable performers after overcoming a shaky start to his Old Trafford career.
Reports have claimed that the Red Devils are worried about losing the 24-year-old, who has yet to agree a new contract and has been linked with Real Madrid, but De Gea has insisted that he is focused on United - where he feels "wanted" and "loved".
He told reporters: "In Manchester I feel wanted. If you took seriously what is written about you, you'd almost think you're going to a thousand clubs.
"So the best you can do is pay attention to where you are. I feel very loved by Man United."
The Spaniard's reluctance to leave United has reportedly seen Madrid prioritise Tottenham Hotspur stopper Hugo Lloris in their search for a long-term replacement for Iker Casillas.
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