David de Gea entered Euro 2016 with Spain looking to establish himself as one of the top goalkeepers on the planet, ahead of veteran Iker Casillas, but the Manchester United shot-stopper has struggled, with his errors costing Spain top spot in Group D. Having kept clean sheets in the opening two games of the tournament, De Gea was beaten twice as Croatia toppled the holders, with the result leaving Spain with a tough last-16 tie against Italy on Monday. On a personal level, things are even...
Source: 90min.com