England centre half Harry Maguire feels Manchester United's players must be able to handle the pressure.
Maguire admits that playing for the Red Devils, especially when they are not very successful, can be a challenge.
He believes that the intense scrutiny that you face as a United player is unique to most other clubs.
"First and foremost, it's a huge honour and a massive privilege to play for a club with so much history," Maguire told talkSPORT.
"It's a huge club and I love playing for it.
"It means so much to me and there's so many ups and downs, the scrutiny is there, everybody knows that. The pressure is there because we're the most spoken-about club in the world - for sure in this country. That's just the way it is and you have to get used to it.
"You've got to be able to deal with it. As an individual, you can't look too much into it, you just have to look after yourself during the week and prepare as well as you can.
"Then you approach the matchday with confidence. The preparation gives you the confidence to deal with the pressure of playing for such a huge, iconic club."
