Nemanja Matic has revealed how Ole Gunnar Solskjaer takes time to analyse each of his performances on video after every Manchester United game.
The midfielder's form has improved since Solskjaer took charge at United after a disappointing start to the season under Jose Mourinho.
Matic toiled in United's last match against Wolves but on the whole he has been a key player during the Reds' revival under their interim manager.
Praising Solskjaer's attention to detail, Matic told ESPN: "He asked me to play more forward and to play my game. Every game, he has showed me some videos of what I did well and what I can improve. I'm trying to do what he wants from me."
The 30-year-old also reserved praise for Solskjaer's coaching staff and said he wants Mike Phelan, Michael Carrick and Kieran McKenna all to remain at the club if Solskjaer lands the manager's job on a permanent basis.
"I think he (Solskjaer) is a great manager," Matic added. "But you have to say also that with Mike, Michael and Kieran, they work very well together. They work as a team. It is not only Ole.
"There are people behind him who help us. I will be happy if he stays, and I hope he will."
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Solskjaer is expected to provide an injury update on Matic in his press conference on Friday after the 30-year-old withdrew from Serbia's squad for their international games against Germany and Portugal.
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