Robbie Brady feels the Hull City squad is in a much better position this season than last.
The 20-year old Manchester United winger spent last campaign on loan at the KC Stadium, making 41 appearances, and is back with the Tigers this term until January.
After scoring in Hull's 2-1 win at Watford on the weekend, Brady spoke about the mindset of the group of players Steve Bruce has at his disposal this season after the former Sunderland boss took over in the summer.
"There's a lot more depth in the team than there was last year," he told BBC Radio Humberside.
"The aim at the start of the season was promotion and I don't think the lads will settle for anything less.
"It's mostly the same lads that were here last year but I just think everyone has got their act together this year.
"We've got a great chance of going up. We're confident that we can win every game we go into.
"We've had a couple of minor slip-ups, but we're in a comfortable position to keep pushing on."
And Brady made it clear that he was keen to remain with Hull longer than the initial loan as long as United wanted him gaining more first team experience.
"I'm just looking to get as many games as I can but I'd love to extend my loan spell further because I'm enjoying myself here," he added.
