David De Gea bolstered his case to be the best goalkeeper in the world with a world class save to deny Jese Rodriguez.
Jose Mourinho is fortunate enough to still have the Spain No.1 after relentless interest from Real Madrid.
But the former Atletico star looks like he is planning for a long-term future at Old Trafford after moving into a new luxury pad, report the Sun.
As pillar to Mourinho's defence, De Gea has proven himself as one of the world's finest shot-stoppers.
Now it looks as if the Red Devils can rely on the Spaniard to guard goal for them for years to come.
Carrick: What it's like to play for Manchester United
Michael Carrick has given an insight into the pressures of playing for Manchester United , claiming “it takes over your whole life”, writes David Anderson .
The United captain is in his 12th season at Old Trafford and knows better than anyone at the club the demands placed on players 24/7.
But the midfielder, who has yet to figure in this campaign, insists he still loves playing for United and does not want his Old Trafford career to end.
“To be lucky enough to play for a club like this... when you were little, it’s something you couldn’t have even dreamed of,” said Carrick.
Mourinho snaps up Coventry kid
Manchester United have completed the signing of Coventry City starlet Charlie McCann.
The midfielder is a lifelong United fan and has made the move to the Red Devils' academy, reports the Coventry Telegraph.
Coventry will receive a fee for the teenager, who was capped by England Under-16s last summer.
"When a big football club come knocking, and it is the club that Charlie supports, you must let him go and have that experience," revealed Academy boss Rich Stevens.
"We did not want to sell him, we did not need a fee for him even though there was a fee involved."