David De Gea fires shots at American Airlines on Twitter and his followers absolutely love it

David De Gea does not take any guff when travelling.

The Manchester United goalkeeper had been relaxing in the United States ever since Spain were eliminated from Euro 2016 but, like last season at Old Trafford, it's not all been smooth sailing. De Gea was not thrilled with the service offered by American Airlines on his travels and has not hesitated in calling them out on Twitter to his almost 6 million strong following. https://twitter.com/D_DeGea/status/754377238305308672 To cater to both club fans and supporters of the national team, the 25-year-old took the time to post the tweet in both English and Spanish. And it went down a treat among his followers.

@D_DeGea @AmericanAir GIVE IT TO 'EM, DAVE! It's all about @AlaskaAir when in the states.

— (((Mkhi Mouse))) (@RealPaulMadison) July 16, 2016

@D_DeGea @AmericanAir SHOTS FIRED — R (@FalsePlaymaker) July 16, 2016

@D_DeGea @AmericanAir legend

— ♛ (@YourBoyWaz) July 16, 2016

@D_DeGea @AmericanAir Dave used to saving shots but now he's firing them — Olivia (@oliviaella_x) July 16, 2016

@D_DeGea @henbimsworth @AmericanAir YOU FUCKING SAVAGE

— NEO (@GOODBYE_EUROPE) July 16, 2016

.@D_DeGea @AmericanAir pic.twitter.com/BBpVaJiLR1 — Wicky (@Wicknes007) July 16, 2016

@D_DeGea @AmericanAir end them

— Nicole! (@ifuseekamy_) July 16, 2016

@D_DeGea @AmericanAir You must of done something bad to piss Dave off. This is the equivalent of Mata calling someone a cunt in his blog. — ArthurH (@Howesylad) July 16, 2016

@D_DeGea @AmericanAir roasted them m8

— Josh (@JoshLee2207) July 16, 2016

@D_DeGea @AmericanAir this is epic. This should happen more so all these big company start giving better service or lower their prices. — sudip (@sudip10994) July 17, 2016

@D_DeGea @AmericanAir David de Slayer of bad airlines

— Sedeshtra Pillay (@PillayBoy_93) July 16, 2016

Oi @AmericanAir refrain from pissing off Dave! Sort your shit out! We need a refreshed happy Dave back! @D_DeGea — Benjamin Smith (@bensmith3287) July 17, 2016

Not wanting the bad publicity reaching 5.7 million people without a quick response, American Airlines promptly replied and urged the Spanish number one to send his details in private. https://twitter.com/AmericanAir/status/754378433363181568 But surely the damage had already been done. https://soundcloud.com/user-787320910/the-gaa-hour-with-colm-parkinson-new-donegal-and-dubs-versus-the-spread