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Thu 02 March 2023 | 9:56

Ten Hag believes Maguire and Weghorst will keep improving

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has backed Harry Maguire and Wout Weghorst to keep improving

Following Manchester United’s 3-1 comeback against West Ham in the FA Cup, manager Erik ten Hag has backed Maguire and Weghorst to keep improving as they have recently.

Both players started the game against West Ham and played a part in United’s late comeback.

Maguire

seemed solid at the back and Weghorst influenced the first goal greatly. Maguire started as a right-sided center back rather than his usual left-sided role, which drew praise from ten Hag.

"My way of playing, it is better,"

he said.

"I prefer to have players with a lot of intensity [and] he had a good performance. He took the initiative in and out of possession.

"He was demanding the ball [and] he had some really good moments.I showed him a video [of his performances and of other players] on how to outplay opponents.

"[He must discover] how to have more of an impact. His skills are really high. For a centre-back, he has so many skills, and he has to use that."

Weghorst

once again worked greatly off the ball, creating space for United’s wingers, which pleased ten Hag.

"He was one of the best players on the pitch,"

he added.

 "He was involved and forced the own goal from the opponent. [With] Garnacho's goal, he was pressing. With the third goal, he [made] a good press and Fred scores.

"He is doing a very good job for the team. At the start of the season, Marcus Rashford didn't score every game, but I know that [the goals] will come for him. When he has the first goal, more will come."

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