HERRERA: MY MAN UTD PLACE ISN'T SAFE

The Spaniard has been in impressive form this season
and has praised the influence of his manager at Old
Trafford

Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera says he
"cannot sleep" and that he's constantly battling to be
picked ahead of his top-quality team-mates.
Herrera was heavily praised in the wake of his side’s
2-0 win over Premier League leaders Chelsea on
Sunday after playing a leading role in an excellent
team performance.
The Spanish midfielder conceded, however, that he
still worries about his place in the side, despite his
recent string of good performances, due to United's
ability to spend big in the transfer market.
“We have great players and Manchester United has the
capacity to sign big players, so I cannot sleep,”
Herrera told Manchester United’s official website.
“I have to keep working, performing and giving what
the manager wants me to give.
“I am a team player, I want to give everything for
the manager and I don’t look back. I just look
forward."
The 27-year old has registered more starts this
season than in his previous two campaigns at Old
Trafford, earning a number of plaudits along the
Herrera, however, gives the credit to his manager
Mourinho, who has identified the former Athletic
Bilbao man as a key member of the side.
“I am very thankful to him,” Herrera added.
“This season has been the most regular for me and
that is with Mourinho on the bench. I am very happy.
“He gave me, from the first day, a lot of confidence
and he told me that I was going to be an important
player for him.”

All credits:goal.com