Four Manchester United stars are spearheading a "leadership group" deemed crucial to Erik ten Hag's push to revive the club.
The Old Trafford boss endured a difficult start to his much-scrutinised tenure - including a 4-0 humiliation at Brentford - but recent results have hinted at a turnaround in fortunes. Ten Hag scooped the Premier League's Manager of the Month award for September, only the second United boss to do so since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013.
United have won four on the bounce since being battered by Brentford and face a huge test of their credentials on Sunday afternoon away at champions and old rivals Manchester City. But confidence will be high in the United camp and The Telegraph report Ten Hag 's anointing of a four-man group to set the tone in the dressing room is a key factor in their recent upturn. It's said Bruno Fernandes, David de Gea, backup keeper Tom Heaton and much-maligned club captain Harry Maguire are the quartet the former Ajax boss is leaning on to run the dressing room.
