Manchester United right-back Diogo Dalot is happy to have reached a personal milestone.

Dalot has now played 150 games in all competitions for the Red Devils, achieving the mark in the FA Cup semi final win over Coventry City.

While the former Porto defender knows the club has a long way to go in terms of improving results and performances, he is proud of his own form picking up and becoming a regular.

"It's a huge honor to reach this beautiful milestone for one of the biggest clubs in the world," he told club media.

"I'm happy to see the reward for all my hard work and sacrifice and to be an important player for the team today.

"I will continue to dedicate myself 100 per cent to football and to United, with the aim of playing many more matches and winning more titles for this club."

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