Manchester United defender Harry Maguire says his style fits well with manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's system.

Maguire will not be changing is his willingness to bring the ball out from the back and link play with the midfield and forwards.

"I definitely feel like it's the modern game, bringing it out from the back and it's something I do thrive on," Maguire told United Review.

"I want to step in and help the team going forward by starting attacks well and threading balls through the lines, to try and get people on the half-turn to play forward.

"I think it's a big part of the game now, for centre-backs not just to defend, but to have a big part in keeping the ball, controlling the game and starting attacks.

"My game will improve the more I know my team-mates and the more I experience I have of playing with them, the position they take up, the way they want to receive the ball and the areas in which I receive the ball so I know where my team-mates will be without having to look and try to find them.

"It will improve and I'm sure I'll improve throughout the season, playing with my team-mates more and improving my relationship with Vic (Victor Lindelof). We will improve as a team as well and we've got to improve."