Poor treatment of Victor Valdes has been revealed

After refusing to play for the red devils reserve team at the end of last season, Valdes has been pushed into a corner by the Dutchman and has not played a game for United since. It has gone bad to worse for the Spaniard, who joined United on a free transfer last season and looked to be a great back up for national teammate David de Gea.

Inside sources have been quoted as saying the following: "Former Spain and Barcelona keeper Valdes has been ordered to turn up at the club’s Carrington HQ only when Van Gaal’s first team are NOT there. 

"It often means the 33-year-old must train by himself in the afternoons if the first team have morning sessions, and vice versa if the bulk of the squad are doing their work after lunch."

It has been clear for the start that the United boss has a strict discipline policy and does not like his players falling out of line, "The move is another example of Van Gaal’s uncompromising man-management style, which has not won many friends at Old Trafford."

There were rumors at the end of the transfer window that the manager and goalkeeper, who worked together in la liga were going to patch things up but that seems unlikely now.