He has ice in his veins, De Gea describes the United player who was definitive

Last Sunday, Manchester United beat Brighton 7-6 on penalties in London, where the successful execution of Victor Lindelöf put the Red Devils in the long-awaited final of the FA Cup after a close 0-0.

Although the Swede is not a born goalscorer, De Gea was convinced that he was going to convert his penalty, as he confessed in a post-match interview for MUTV. Extended compilation of Sunday's close victory against Brighton in the FA Cup semi-final.

To be honest, he was convinced that we were going to win as soon as they missed their penalty, because Victor has ice in his veins. He has a lot of quality with the ball, commented the goalkeeper. Victor hasn't played much this season, but he's been very good. I think he is a great centre-back, as he is always there for the team, he added.

Faced with the casualties of Lisandro Martínez, Raphaël Varane and Harry Maguire, the Swede had to start from the start along with Luke Shaw at center back against Brighton. Fortunately, Lindelof not only scored the decisive penalty, but put in a great performance throughout the 120 minutes at Wembley.

Reward after passing to the final

Based on this performance, Victor could keep his place in the starting line-up this Thursday, when Manchester United visit Tottenham Hotspur in London for a new Premier League date.