Scott McTominay has revealed that Erik ten Hag has a strict rule in which Man United players dress in the same clothes at all times.
According to the Scotsman, this has improved team spirit and eliminated ego in the squad.
"The manager is so demanding and he's got so many high standards that the whole squad have to comply with, which I think is brilliant," McTominay said when asked about Ten Hag.
"I think that's the way it should be, especially when you play for a club like Man United. We all have to act accordingly and be professional in terms of everything we do.
"He's massive on his timings, massive on every looking the same, wearing the same tracksuits and clothes. All that contributes toward a good team, so no one is a big ego, everyone is in it together and pushing the right way.
"There can be little messages, like when I came on against Brentford, to go and show why you should be playing.
"For me, I just wanted to show him that I can do it and he's obviously an amazing manager with great tactical dimensions to this game, some of the things he says and how he conducts his meetings are great. I just want to be a part of that."
United's players wear identical tracksuits for games at Old Trafford and they wore Paul Smith-branded smart wear for away games in the Champions League earlier in the season.
