Kelechi Iheanacho of Leicester City has praised three Manchester United players amid the top four battle between the two sides.
United made it 18 games unbeaten on Monday but couldn't leapfrog Leicester in the table as they drew 2-2 with Southampton at Old Trafford.
United would've moved up to third with a win but remain in fifth, level on points with fourth-placed Leicester and one behind Chelsea in third.
Leicester have won only one of their seven games in all competitions since the restart and face Sheffield United, Tottenham and United in their final three games of the season.
However, Iheanacho insists that Leicester will not be going away anytime soon, though he has heaped praise on the likes of Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford and Paul Pogba.
"The race is on. Anyone can get into the top four, anyone can get into the top six,” Iheanacho told Sky Sports. "Bruno [Fernandes] is a top player. They've got Marcus Rashford and Paul Pogba back in the team now.
“They're flying. But that's not what we need to worry about. We just need to focus on our games."
Iheanacho also touched on his time at Man City, adding: "My Premier League debut was against Watford in 2015. I got a few minutes or so. It was truly heart-warming. So nice, being young and then scoring goals.
"There are young players doing well now and I'm happy for them, like Phil Foden and Mason Greenwood. You never know how it really feels until you start getting older and understand more. Everybody wants to play. No one wants to sit on the bench."
