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Feyenoord boss Arne Slot has told Erik ten Hag that incoming signing Tyrell Malacia will still need to stamp out some "complacent and arrogant" traits when he officially joins Manchester United.

The 22-year-old is on course to become the Red Devils' first signing under their new manager, who Mirror Football understands has been a fan of Malacia since he was in charge of Ajax. United have agreed a £15.7 million deal with Feyenoord for the left-back and gazumped French giants Lyon, who were originally set to sign him.

Despite Malacia's growing pedigree at his boyhood club, the Netherlands international still has room to improve, at least according to Slot. Having coached him for the past 12 months in which Feyenoord reached the inaugural Europa Conference League final, the Dutch tactician explained via Bleed Orange in April: "This season, we have the ball more as a team, so he now needs to be prepared for any counter attack. He's doing this well.

"I also see him more and more as a driving player, when we're behind he is typically the player to try and force the issue, or to ignite a spark with a run or a tackle. I do see him taunt opponents a bit too much. Almost showing too much of