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Harry Maguire vowed to keep fighting as the Manchester United captain looks to translate Erik ten Hag's trust into a starting spot having watched much of Sunday’s Carabao Cup final win from the bench.
Harry Maguire is willing to fight for his place in the Manchester United side having been told by Erik ten Hag that he is good enough to force his way into his team.
Manchester United had precious little time to toast their Carabao Cup win - due to pressing matters in other competitions - but players certainly made the most of what few hours they did have to celebrate.
As the Carabao Cup made its way down the line of victorious Manchester United players in the Wembley Royal Box, there was a roar from the 33,000 travelling fans each time it was hoisted anew into the air.
Manchester United midfielder Casemiro expressed his delight at winning the Carabao Cup but insisted that Erik ten Hag's side will continue to keep working.
On the stroke of half-time at Wembley, Casemiro forced Joelinton out of play to earn Manchester United a goal kick and celebrated like he'd just added to his five Champions League medals.
Manchester United defeated Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley Stadium on Sunday afternoon to secure their first trophy since 2017.