LONDON (Reuters) - The winning mentality is back at Manchester United after a near six-year trophy drought, says goalkeeper David de Gea.
United's clinical 2-0 win over Newcastle United in Sunday's League Cup final at Wembley ensured manager Erik ten Hag will have delivered silverware in his first season.
"It's difficult to describe and I'm emotional because it's been so long without a trophy," De Gea, who kept a club record 181st clean sheet on Sunday to surpass Peter Schmeichel, said. "We are winning games and people are having an impact from the bench too. Let's keep the momentum going." With United still in the hunt for the Europa League, FA Cup and Premier League title, confidence is soaring."It feels amazing. We want to create our own history with the new manager and today was the start of it," he said."We are still in all the competitions and getting the taste for this, we want more."
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