David de Gea has admitted the Manchester United dressing room are "excited" about Erik ten Hag's appointment but wants to focus on the task in hand.
United are trying to salvage Champions League football after a dismal season. They failed to challenge in the FA Cup, EFL Cup and Champions League, and are sixth in the Premier League - three points behind Tottenham in fourth having played a game more.
Ten Hag was confirmed as United's next permanent manager on Thursday morning but won't start his new job until the end of the season. His Ajax team are aiming to defend their Eredivisie title, as they sit four points clear at the top with five games remaining.