Manchester United signing Edinson Cavani says he hopes his work in training can act as an example for his young teammates.
Expectations around the 33 year-old is that he'll act as a role model for United's young strikers.
He told the club's website: "Look, I don't think that there's any better advice than simply working hard on a football pitch or in a training session. Because you don't win any game by just turning up and walking out on the field. You start to win the game during the training sessions, you start to win the game by how you prepare for it. For that you need to start working before the game in the days leading up to it.
"I think you can sometimes, through your ability, demonstrate certain things by example, without even needing to speak. But I think this can depend on each individual and the desire that they have to grow and improve as a player and how much they really want to win and to compete. I'm coming here to do my very best, as I told you, and I'm here to offer a little bit of my experience to the squad, to the manager, and I'm ready and willing to do the very best I can, and to give the best that I can give.
"So that's kind of my aim as I arrive here, very keen to make myself available to my team-mates. After that it depends on each individual, what they want to take on board and what they want to leave alone. That's a bit like how I see football."