Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney says that new manager David Moyes's "intense" training sessions have helped him rediscover his touch on the pitch.
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Rooney missed almost of all United's pre-season campaign through injury and was then ruled out of the 1-0 loss to Liverpool prior to the international break with a facial wound.
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However, he has looked sharp since returning to action, netting a free-kick against Crystal Palace at the weekend before notching his 199th and 200th United goals in Tuesday's 4-2 win over Bayer Leverkusen.
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Having been strongly linked with a move to Chelsea during the close season, the 27-year-old England forward says he is now just focusing on playing as well as possible.
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"I've put my head down and worked hard and tried to do everything right," Rooney said, in comments reported by several British newspapers on Thursday.
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"I've tried to show the right attitude. I've always felt that's a really important thing to do. That's paying off for me on the pitch. I feel fit and ready to do well.
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"I feel good. I've had some good training the last few weeks. It's been stop-start with the injuries, but I've just kept my head down and worked hard and now I've played and got some goals.
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"I feel great. The training is a bit different under the new manager. I remember it from Everton -- it's more intense. That's helping me. I feel good and am glad to be out playing."
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Rooney came to prominence under Moyes as a teenager at former club Everton and says he is happy to have been reunited with the Scot at Old Trafford.
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"He's a great manager and thoroughly deserves this job because of what he did at Everton," Rooney said.
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"It's good to work under him and hopefully be successful together."
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Rooney also dismissed claims that he has an uneasy relationship with Robin van Persie, who superseded him as United's attacking spearhead last season after arriving from Arsenal in 2012.
It's a good thing Wayne Rooney wasn't sold to Chelsea it would've been a big flop for Manchester United!