David De Gea insists Manchester United are not satisfied with the current success as they hope to continue their run in a bid to put them back into the top four.
United have revived their fortunes since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer returned to the club to take charge of the side. Following Jose Mourinho’s departure, the Red Devils were under tremendous pressure hoping for a miracle and the former United forward has steadied the ship as United have registered eighth consecutive victories in all competitions this season.
They are scheduled to take on Burnley on Tuesday and a win against the Clarets will pile more pressure on fourth placed Chelsea. After an initial hiccup the Spanish custodian is back to his sumptuous best and feels they have to continue their resurgence till the end of this season.
“It’s clearly a great run of results, but we are still outside of the Champions League places and we’re very far from winning the Premier League. We’re happy with the wins, but we aren’t satisfied with the overall situation.
“It’s clearly a great run of results, but we are still outside of the Champions League places and we’re very far from winning the Premier League. We’re happy with the wins, but we aren’t satisfied with the overall situation.”
