Ji-sung Park is expecting further improvement from United in the coming weeks, after an encouraging start to the season.
Convincing 3-0 home victories over Newcastle and West Ham and a tough 2-2 draw at Fulham leave the Reds in third place. But Park says there's plenty more to come from a squad which is nearing full strength.
"We’re pleased to have won two of our three games, but we know we can still improve," Park told ManUtd.kr. "We are experienced enough to know that as we get more games under our belt, our qualities will shine through."
Park, who is preparing to captain South Korea in Saturday's friendly against Iran, is also not unduly concerned by early pacesetters Chelsea's flying start to the campaign.
"It has been a good start for Chelsea but we are not worried about that as it is a very long season," he said. "Each team has their ups and downs and the real test for Chelsea will come when things are not going so well for them."
Park has only played 67 minutes of the league season so far, but it won't be a surprise if he's called upon by Sir Alex for the big games again this term. Last season Park performed a typically selfless role, either out wide or in central midfield, where he impressed as a destructive man-marker against AC Milan and Liverpool.
"I think this season I will be playing on the wing, either side, as I have been doing for most of my time here," Park added. "I've played in the centre and enjoyed it, but as long as I am picked I don’t care where I play."
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