United's Brazilian midfielder accepts that he may have to
start his Old Trafford career on the bench as part of a squad
rotation policy next season.
Sir Alex Ferguson's summer spending has all been on strengthening
his options in midfield.
It will be no easy task trying to accommodate Paul Scholes, Ryan
Giggs, Cristiano Ronaldo, Michael Carrick, Owen Hargreaves, Darren
Fletcher, Nani, Anderson and Ji-sung Park.
The permutations are numerous and 19-year-old Brazil international
Anderson, who is currently on Copa America duty, knows he may have
to be patient.
"There will be rotation because it's a long season," he says.
"All the players understand that, we're all prepared to play when
called upon."
But the skilful attacker wouldn't be adverse to seeing another
addition to United's squad in the form of West Ham target Carlos
Tevez.
"He's a great player and you can't have too many great players,"
Anderson added.
