Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes is happy working with manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Fernandes also enjoys the input of Michael Carrick.
He told FourFourTwo: "He [Solskjaer] simply told me to be myself. To enjoy it, to play my own game. He said that he'd watched me for Sporting and that he wanted the same Bruno here – someone who tried to lead the team. It was important that the club trusted me to be me.
"It's good with all of the coaches here and, honestly, if the mood wasn't good then the results we're getting wouldn't come. We have Michael Carrick, too, a great midfielder who I feel I can learn a lot from. I always pay attention when he talks to me.
"I demand a lot from myself. I always want to improve, to do better and better. I'm never happy with what we've just done in a game, as we could have done more. I'm never fully happy with my performance or when I score or assist, because I could always do more."
