David de Gea 's fine form for Manchester United is being rewarded at international level as Spain coach Vicente del Bosque appears set to hand him a rare start against Holland on Tuesday . De Gea features on the front of both Marca and AS as Spain look for revenge against the team that thrashed them 5-1 at the 2014 World Cup in their opening game of the tournament in Brazil . Marca makes comparisons between De Gea and former Manchester United and Holland goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar , who played at the venue for Tuesday 's friendly , the Amsterdam Arena , for Ajax in his career . The Spanish press feature heavily on David de Gea , who is in line to start for Spain against Holland . De Gea ( left ) has been in superb form for Manchester United this season and now has a chance with Spain . Holland thrashed Spain 5-1 when the two teams last met at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil . AS leads with a picture of De Gea making what has become a trademark one-handed diving save in training as Iker Casillas , the man he is replacing , looks on . The paper adds that De Gea 'faces a great test ' with Del Bosque set to heavily rotate for the encounter against Guus Hiddink 's side . Meanwhile in Italy , La Gazzetta dello Sport demand Italy to 'step on the gas ' as they prepare to play England in a friendly in Turin . The paper adds that 'it is never a friendly with England ' . Media in Italy are expecting a performance against England as boss Antonio Conte returns to Turin . Corriere dello Sport leads with the fury of Juventus fans that the Italian Football Association ( FIGC ) have covered up the number 32 around the stadium of the Italian giants , which represents the amount of times they have won the Scudetto . They also feature on Antonio Conte 's return to the club he left to take the job of Italy manager after their exit from the World Cup last year .
David de Gea is set to start ahead of Iker Casillas when Spain play Holland . The last time the 5 sides met was at the World Cup and Holland won two-1 . Italian media order Italy to 'step on the gas ' when they host England .