Kagawa Vows To Improve

Started by Folami David, Jul 10, 2013, 10:41 AM

Folami David

Japan playmaker Shinji Kagawa has vowed to improve in his second season at Manchester United after a stop-start first campaign in England.
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Kagawa joined from Borussia Dortmund a year ago and finished the season with a Premier League winners' medal but a knee injury mid-campaign meant he was only intermittently a regular starter.
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"It was great to win the title with United," Kagawa told Inside United.
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"But I feel I still have work to do.
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"I would say I am half satisfied, half unsatisfied."
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The 24-year-old has won three league titles in a row having claimed back-to-back Bundesliga crowns with Dortmund before moving to Old Trafford.
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He played a pivotal role in the Dortmund attack but has not enjoyed the same impact at United, although he still expects to prove his worth.
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"You have to believe in yourself," he said.
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"If you don't, things can go wrong both on and off the pitch.
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"Being positive and believing in yourself is important, not only in football but also in improving as a person."
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Sometimes last season he was picked above Wayne Rooney, who allegedly has become disgruntled at the loss of his guaranteed first-team berth at United.
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Alex Ferguson claimed before retiring at the end of last season that Rooney had asked for a move away from Old Trafford but Kagawa is hopeful the England international will remain and rekindle a successful partnership with Robin van Persie that wreaked havoc in opposition defences at the start of last season.
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"It is inspiring and exciting to play alongside such world class players," said the Japanese international.
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"Wayne can do everything to the highest standard.
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He has everything a football player would need: team spirit, hard work, switching between attack and defence.
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"You don't see such players very often. He plays for the team, plus he can score and assist.
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"There is so much I can learn from him and I enjoy playing with him.
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"Robin, of course, made the difference with his goals.
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He's wonderful."

Shola Sholaz

Playing in a club like Manchester United means u must give total concentration...David Moyes will definately get the best out of him.