Spotted: Exiled Manchester United star thanks supporters after photo snub

Victor Valdes has no future at Manchester United

VICTOR VALDES has thanked Manchester United fans for their support as his exile from the first team squad continues.

 

The ex-Barcelona goalkeeper joined United in January as cover for David De Gea but after playing against Arsenal and Hull City at the end of the season, he has been ostrichsised by manager Louis van Gaal.

The Dutchman accused the 33-year-old of refusing to play for the reserve side and has since made him train with United's academy players.

 

4.00 pm. Done! training session finish for today. Thanks Alan Fettis for help me everyday with your work. Tomorrow Again ! Thanks everybody for your Support. 4.00 pm, Hecho! Entreno de hoy finalizado. Gracias Alan Fettis por ayudarme a diario con tu trabajo. Mañana mas ! Gracias a todos por vuestro apoyo.

A photo posted by Victor Valdes (@vicvaldes1) on Oct 1, 2015 at 8:20am PDT

Valdes was reportedly on the verge of leaving Old Trafford in the summer but a deal with Turkish side Besiktas broke down.

The Spaniard was also absent from United first-team squad photo which was released earlier this week.

 

De Gea, Sergio Romero and Sam Johnstone occupied the goalkeeper spots, further illustrating Valdes' status at the club.

But he is still remaining positive, posting a picture of an empty dressing room on Instagram and thanking United's Academy goalkeeping coach Alan Fettis for his help.

 

The caption said: "4.00 pm. Done! Training session finish for today. Thanks Alan Fettis for help me everyday with your work. Tomorrow Again! 

"Thanks everybody for your Support."