James reveals he'd be happy to play No.9 role for misfiring Man Utd
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The Red Devils haven’t won away from home in any competition since the famous 3-1 victory over Paris Saint-Germain back in March
Daniel James says he would be happy to play as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's No.9 if Manchester United’s attacking problems demand it.
"I played more on the left at Swansea but up front and on the right too," he told the club’s website. "It's important to be versatile in all three positions because you never know when you need to be called upon.
"We might have an injured no.9 and I might need to go to play up there, so I need to be ready to play in all three roles.
"I do enjoy coming inside from the left. I can go down the line and cross with my left, or go inside but, for now, I think it's just about sometimes scoring a few by coming inside means people are going to be wary of that. So it's about mixing my game up."
"I think you have to [keep the same style]," he said. "Most people told me when I signed here: 'Just be yourself, otherwise there's no point. You're here for a reason'.
"So I wouldn't change the way I played. I think me being the player who, every time I get the ball, I'm driving; that's my game and is something I won't stop."
The Red Devils haven’t won away from home in any competition since the famous 3-1 victory over Paris Saint-Germain back in March
Daniel James says he would be happy to play as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's No.9 if Manchester United’s attacking problems demand it.
"I played more on the left at Swansea but up front and on the right too," he told the club’s website. "It's important to be versatile in all three positions because you never know when you need to be called upon.
"We might have an injured no.9 and I might need to go to play up there, so I need to be ready to play in all three roles.
"I do enjoy coming inside from the left. I can go down the line and cross with my left, or go inside but, for now, I think it's just about sometimes scoring a few by coming inside means people are going to be wary of that. So it's about mixing my game up."
"I think you have to [keep the same style]," he said. "Most people told me when I signed here: 'Just be yourself, otherwise there's no point. You're here for a reason'.
"So I wouldn't change the way I played. I think me being the player who, every time I get the ball, I'm driving; that's my game and is something I won't stop."
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