Former Manchester United captain Nemanja Vidic believes the club is back on track this season.

Vidic has admitted he has been impressed by the job Erik ten Hag is doing at Manchester United.

Speaking to The Times, he said: "I like the coach now.

"He gives stability. He understood there's going to be ups and downs and whether he loses or wins he is stable, which gives everyone confidence.

"What he did with this group of players is they finally play as a team which I have to say for long time I didn't have that feeling.

"But now with this coach I feel they understand that a centre back is not just the only one defending. It's the whole team defending. The same going forward.

"I'm positive with what he brings to the club. We're on the right path but still a long way to go.

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