Haven: I have carefully observed Saliba and Gabu and wanted to score as many headers as they did

Manchester United defender Haven was interviewed by the media a few days ago. He said he wanted to follow Saliba and Gabriel and play a greater role in setting-piece offense.

In the Premier League last season, the Gunners scored 22 goals through set pieces, finally second only to champion Liverpool. Haven moved to Manchester United from Arsenal for £1.5 million in January and said he hopes to follow the goal-scoring ability of former teammates Gabriel and Saliba.

He said: "I have carefully observed the performance of Saliba and Gabriel and learned a lot from them. You can see that they are very good at fighting for the top in corner kick offense, right? I said in the past that I wanted to score more goals, and now I am working on it. Improving the scoring ability of set pieces is the part I want to strengthen."

18-year-old Haven won a continuous starting opportunity at Manchester United last season until he was injured in a match against Leicester City, but he has returned to the end of the season. Manchester United coach Amorin has high hopes for this multi-faceted central defender, and Xiwen is also determined to prove himself in the new season and strive for a regular starting position.

Haven said: "At this stage, I just want to focus on basic training and strive to enter the main lineup of Manchester United in the new season. I am really happy. I played in the last few games of the season, and my playing time exceeded expectations and performed well. Although the number of appearances surprised me, I know that as long as I get the opportunity, I will definitely have an impact."

"I can play in the middle and left, but the left may be more suitable for my technical characteristics. I can push with the ball, put the edge in, and participate in the offense when necessary. This is one of my biggest advantages."