Romelu Lukaku believes his new boss, Jose Mourinho is making him a better player.
Lukaku, 24, completed his move from merseyside team, Everton to Manchester United on the 10th of July in a region of £75 million.
He said; “He knows what I can bring to the team and he’s someone who is pushing me,” he told UK newspapers.
“I push myself too but he makes me a better player. I think I learned a lot from him in the last week and I’m glad I can work with him.
“I’m happy for my goal. There is still a lot of work to do; as a team we know we need to be much better.
“But I’m glad I’m here because you really see it’s a big club and that was the challenge I wanted.”
"I'm here to score goals."
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Lukaku enjoyed a fine stay at Everton, scoring at least 10 league goals in each of his four seasons at Goodison Park.
But he is ready to fire for United, saying: “I’m very happy now.
“I have to make sure I stay focused and have the same ambition I’ve always had and work hard – that’s the key to success.”
United are next in action with a derby clash against Manchester City at the International Champions Cup on Thursday.
