Henrik Larsson insists Manchester United will remain positive
when the UEFA Champions League resumes next week.
United have been in dominant form in the Premiership all season and
have scored 15 goals more than anyone else in the league this
term.
They face a tricky away game in Lille next Tuesday but, despite a
couple of disappointing years in Europe, Larsson maintains United
will still take an attack-minded approach to the game.
"I don't think you will see any game when United aren't trying to
push forward and score goals," he explained.
"In training I look around and you can see that any one of them
could start a game and United would be as strong as ever."
United must play three games in three different competitions over
the next week, but Larsson believes the squad is strong enough to
cope with the ever-increasing demands.
"It's now that you start to appreciate having a big squad of
quality players. Each player offers something a little different to
the team," he said.
"There has been a great process of bringing players through and
buying intelligently at the club.
"We do have a lot of games coming up over the next couple of weeks
but that is what being at a club like United is all about.
"We train well and prepare well and there is no reason why we can't
take these games in our stride.
"Everybody is up for it and when you are playing well and enjoying
the football you want to play every day."
