Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer can see a change in ambition of his players.
After celebrating two years in charge at United last week, Solskjaer is starting to notice changes in the mentality within his own squad.
And he hopes they will stand them in good stead as they look to maintain their title challenge going forward.
He said: “One, they're two years older than when I came. Two, some of them are really strong personalities that we've brought in and they have been a really good influence.
"We have competition for places which means you cannot go around and think you can just make your way being part of this team.
“You only deserve to be in a team that you contribute to.
“I think everyone has realised they are privileged to be part of Man United, such a fantastic club with a fantastic history.
“When you're here enjoy it as much as you can and maybe you'll experience some fantastic times.
“You've got winners like Juan Mata and Nemanja Matic. They don't play every single game but they are so influential in the group and the build-up to games and during games when they're not playing."
