Manchester United's reserve goalkeeper Sergio Romero has thanked his club manager Louis van Gaal for showing faith in him after he took place of David de Gea.
The 28-year-old said that it was a dream playing for the biggest club in the world and he hopes that this dream never ends.
Sergio added that it is significant for a goalkeeper to have this kind of support as there is no rotation between goalkeepers, the Guardian reported.
The Argentina international has started all six matches for United this season in the absence of De Gea,who was expected to join Real Madrid but the transfer failed.
United will now lock horns with Liverpool on Saturday.
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