Rooney
Wayne
Rooney believes the methods introduced by Louis van Gaal will aid his
game and the success of Manchester United, SkySports has reported .
Charged with the task of turning
United’s fortunes around following a forgettable 2013/14 campaign, the
new man at the Old Trafford helm has wasted little time in putting his
own stamp on things.
Van Gaal has introduced new coaching
methods and a new formation, with the Dutchman favouring a 3-5-2 system
that he believes plays to United’s strengths.
“I think the system suits the team, not
only myself. The manager came in and had a look at the players we’ve
got. He’s done what he thinks is best suited for our team.”
The change in approach means Rooney, a
leading contender to take the captain’s armband, now gets to operate in
his favoured central role, rather than being forced out wide onto the
flanks.
The England international sees that
benefiting him, fresh from a productive pre-season, but also sees United
as a collective improving markedly as they adapt to a fresh way of
doing things.
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