2) David De Gea
David De Gea was scouted by the legendary British manager Sir Alex Ferguson himself and it was on one of the only three days that Sir Alex ever missed the match of his team.
De Gea came to Old Trafford in 2011 with a record fee of over 17 million Euros and his journey so far is a perfect display of resilience, hard work and more importantly, determination!
Coming as a thin lanky lad from Spain, De Gea now is arguably the best player of Manchester United on the field and is arguable in the top three goal keepers of the world. Questions were raised on whether the Spanish goal keeper would be able to adapt to the physical aspect of the English game but the Spaniard made a determined response to all the critics by providing stunning saves game after game to keep Manchester United’s opposition at bay.
This season, in 26 appearances for United, De Gea has managed to keep 11 clean sheets and he has an impressive record of averaging 2.38% saves per game. De Gea averages 0.96% goals conceded per game and he boasts of an average of 95% claim success. De Gea has saved United countless times and for this award, he looks like a really strong contender to give heavy competition for the likes of Kane and 3 others!