Luke Shaw believes this is the most confident side he played with in the last six years.
United have struggled since Sir Alex Ferguson left in 2013 but things seemed to change since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer took over. He was the fourth manager in six seasons for the Red Devils.
Luke Shaw who joined United from Southampton in 2014 says this is the most fun he has had playing for the club. The former Southampton man has been a regular in United’s last 14 unbeaten games.
“Over the past years, it hasn’t always been the most exciting and we have not always played as well as I feel like we are at the moment – especially in my time here,” Shaw said.
“This is the most confident [we have felt]. Around the training ground and on the pitch now, the confidence is so high and we are going into games now full of belief.
“A big turning point was going 1-0 down [against Bournemouth] the other day. In recent times we would have struggled with getting results, but I think that is a sign that we are going in the right direction.
“Of course we are very happy with how things are going but of course there is still room for improvement we all believe.”
“The manager has done a brilliant job,” Shaw said. “Of course the players he has brought in, the group of players now, we all get on really well and I think there is a great happiness in and around the training ground each day.
“Everyone is smiling, everyone is enjoying each other’s company and I think that is important to have a successful team. Everyone wants the same thing and gets along with each other and I can see a big change in the group not just on the pitch, but with each other off the pitch too.”
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