MANCHESTER United's newly appointed manager, Ruben Amorim has named the three key areas the players need to improve to be better.
The Portuguese manager took charge of the club on Sunday against Ipswich Town as the game ended in a 1-1 draw at Portman Road.
Speaking after the draw, the 39-year-old gave his analysis of the team and made it clear there is a lot of improvement needed in key areas.
He told BBC Radio 5 Live: "It was a tough match. We started very well but then we should have had more of the ball, more spells of possession, and we gave the ball away too much.
"The second half, we didn’t play very well but we controlled the game better. We created better than Ipswich but we have to find more time to work with the players because we can do much better.
“They are very good players, but we have to improve physically, technically and tactically, and we need time to do that. If you go to every top player who have had tough moments then it is normal [to forget how good they are]. When they feel fine with the new idea they will feel better for sure.”
The players would be looking forward to proving themselves to the new manager when they play the Europa League tie against Norwegian side Bodo/Glimt at Old Trafford on Thursday.
