"A lot of information..." - Man Utd star makes Erik ten Hag admission

Manchester United defender Brandon Williams has revealed what it has been like working under the management of Erik ten Hag at Old Trafford.

Ten Hag has now officially been in charge of United for over six months, and has guided them to fourth place in the Premier League after 17 games.

The Dutchman has focused on bringing in stricter discipline at the club, changing the style of play and making the side more consistent in all competitions.

His work is bearing fruit, with United having won each of their last seven fixtures in all competitions prior to Tuesday's Carabao Cup clash against League One side Charlton.

And despite losing their opening Europa League group stage fixture against Real Sociedad, they won each of the remaining five games to qualify in second place. They face a play-off tie against Barcelona to reach the knockout stages.

The Dutchman has helped Marcus Rashford and Diogo Dalot hit top form, and improved the squad significantly with the signings of Casemiro and Lisandro Martinez.

Now, one of his squad players has revealed the key changes the manager has made to his game at Old Trafford.

Brandon Williams on Ten Hag

Williams spent a large portion of 2022 on the sidelines through injury, and made his first competitive appearance under Ten Hag during the side's Carabao Cup victory over Burnley on December 21.

The 22-year-old spent the 2021/22 season at Norwich, making 26 Premier League appearances under Daniel Farke and Dean Smith.

He is now looking to get his career back on track under the Dutchman, and spent crucial time with the squad during their mid-World Cup winter training camp.

Speaking to United's official website, Williams explained: "When I do get an opportunity, I will take it.

"I'll show the manager what I am capable of. It's been hard couple of months because I've been taking in so much information and learning the manager's gameplan and the way he does things.

"I really enjoy that and enjoy learning it, and I feel really positive. It's a lot of information. I'm still catching up, playing catch-up, and learning every day by doing extras to try to get to that level."

Williams will hope his hard work is rewarded with a start or appearance from the bench against Charlton on Tuesday night.