Here are your Manchester United evening headlines on Friday, December 16.
Diogo Dalot returns to Manchester United training ground early
Diogo Dalot has made a swift return to Manchester United's Carrington training complex after sustaining an injury at the World Cup.
The Manchester Evening News understands Dalot reported at Carrington on Friday morning only six days on from Portugal's quarter-final elimination by Morocco.
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Dalot was forced off with an apparent hamstring injury in the 79th minute and he is due to be assessed by United's medical staff as part of his recovery. United players who suffered ejection from the World Cup in the last eight are expected to return for training on Monday but the diligent Dalot is back three days early.
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David de Gea confirms his Manchester United dressing room role with Erik ten Hag in charge
David de Gea has revealed he uses his experience to help younger players in Manchester United's dressing room.
De Gea has spent more than 11 years at Old Trafford and he was named United's Players' Player of the Year last season after starting in the maximum of the 38 Premier League games, in which he performed consistently between the sticks. The Spaniard has remained as first-choice goalkeeper following Erik ten Hag's appointment and he's even started in every Europa League match this term, which wasn't expected after the signing of Martin Dubravka on loan from Newcastle.
De Gea is now a senior member of the squad and he recently discussed how his role at the club has changed over the years.
Find out what else De Gea had to say about his role here.
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