Jose Mourinho did little to ease supporters' concerns about the reports suggesting that David de Gea could leave Manchester United.
De Gea has entered the final year of his contract at Old Trafford and while United have the option to extend their goalkeeper's deal by an additional year, it's been claimed that the Spanish international could be set for the exit door.
For years, Real Madrid had been linked with a move for De Gea but the signing of Thibaut Courtois in the summer appears to have put an end to those rumours.
However Juventus are now said to be closely monitoring De Gea's situation with the Red Devils and his manager revealed that he is "not confident" of the 27-year-old extending his stay with the club.
"I am not confident," Mourinho told
Sky Sports. "I cannot find the word in English, but let's see what happens.
"Only the club, David and his people can answer that. My comment is only that everyone knows how good he is, how important he is for Manchester United and, if the club want to be better than it is and not worse, obviously it would be very important to keep David."
Mourinho went on to insist that he is not concerned about negotiations between De Gea and the club but he would surely hope to see pen put to paper sooner rather than later for the man who is arguably United's most important player.
De Gea joined United in 2011 and has been named the club's Player of the Year on four occasions thanks to his regular feats of brilliance between the sticks.
