Scott McTominay has been impressed with the way Erik ten Hag and his coaching staff have got their message across.
The new Manchester United boss has inherited a squad, bereft of confidence, which finished sixth last term. He's tasked with turning around their fortunes and was hired in the summer ahead of the likes of Mauricio Pochettino. Ten Hag has wasted no time in making it clear what he expects.
And McTominay is buying into what the Dutchman wants from the playing group and has expressed optimism ahead of the season opener against Brighton and Hove Albion. United, who have jetted off for their pre-season tour, welcomed Steve McClaren and Mitchell van der Gaag as Ten Hag's assistants and they've made a positive impression.
