Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea is used to handling whatever is thrown at him when in action between the sticks. But this week, as United prepared for their Champions League clash against PSV Eindhoven, the Spaniard was handed a slightly different skill handling test. De Gea, who was named United's Player of the Year by both fans and players last season, took part in the Swissquote Red Zone 'Precision Decision' challenge. The Spanish ace took on French team-mate Morgan Schneiderlin, as both had their decision making, speed and dexterity tested in the 'Precision Decision' challenge. Their challenge was to battle against the clock to figure out the most efficient way to fill a glass with 20 red pellets using only tweezers or remove five gold pellets from a glass using a pair of chopsticks.Manchester United are currently preparing for Champions League actionBut two of United's best took part in rather unusual challenges this weekGoalkeeper David de Gea and Morgan Schneiderlin were the two chosenBoth took part in the Swissquote Red Zone 'Precision Decision' challengeRead: Manchester United outcast Victor Valdes 'fighting to be free'
'I'm very relieved to have completed the challenge in the time, although it's disappointing I wasn't as quick as _.'