Spain coach Vicente del Bosque had no qualms about including David de Gea in his latest squad despite being sidelined by Manchester United - but hopes the goalkeeper's lack of action is only temporary. De Gea has yet to play for United this season as speculation continues about a possible move to Real Madrid, with manager Louis van Gaal preferring Sergio Romero in goal for the Red Devils' opening five fixtures. That situation has not put off Del Bosque, though, with the 64-year-old naming the De Gea in his 23-man squad for next month's vital Euro 2016 qualifying double-header against Group C leaders Slovakia and Macedonia.Unsettled Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has been included in the Spain squad to face Slovakia and Macadeonia next monthDe Gea has not played a single minute for United this season amid an ongoing transfer saga that sees him linked with a move to Real MadridRed Devils manager Louis van Gaal believes that De Gea is distracted and not in the right frame of mind to play for the clubMadrid are keen to sign De Gea but are displeased with a £33m price tagREAD: Manchester United set to sell Jonny Evans and Victor ValdesIt's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's fantasy football game
Asked if De Gea's lack of games means Iker Casillas - now with Porto after leaving Real Madrid - will be assured of starting the qualifiers, Del Bosque said: 'We've found no reason not to bring in _, regardless of his situation, which I hope is temporary.