Manchester United goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard has signed a new four-year contract.
The Denmark international was challenging David de Gea as Sir Alex Ferguson's No 1 when he sustained a serious ankle injury in training in January.
He has now regained full fitness and Ferguson expects Lindegaard to stake his claim for the first-team jersey.
"There is healthy competition in the goalkeeping department
which is always good for the team, albeit a headache for me," he said.
"Anders is still relatively young for a goalkeeper and has come
on leaps and bounds since joining us last year."
Lindegaard said he had no hesitation in committing his future to a club he has long yearned to represent.
"There is nowhere in the world I would rather be than right here," he said.
"It's what I have dreamt of all my life and nothing makes me more proud than wearing the Manchester United badge."
He has now regained full fitness and Ferguson expects Lindegaard to stake his claim for the first-team jersey.
"There is healthy competition in the goalkeeping department
which is always good for the team, albeit a headache for me," he said.
"Anders is still relatively young for a goalkeeper and has come
on leaps and bounds since joining us last year."
Lindegaard said he had no hesitation in committing his future to a club he has long yearned to represent.
"There is nowhere in the world I would rather be than right here," he said.
"It's what I have dreamt of all my life and nothing makes me more proud than wearing the Manchester United badge."
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