Andreas Pereira is happy for Manchester United teammate Marcus Rashford over his first team success.
Ironically, Pereira's last United game was Rashford's first, when he scored twice in the Europa League against FC Midtjylland in February.
"Everyone at the academy and Carrington knew how good Marcus was. We were expecting great things of him even though you couldn't have predicted exactly what he's done," Pereira, now on-loan with Granada, told the Mail on Sunday.
"He has stayed very calm. He doesn't chase attention like some players do. I think it fits in with how United are. I knew Pogba as a kid before he went to Juventus. He hasn't changed, still humble, a nice guy.
"United changed in some ways after Ferguson left. Every manager has his own philosophy and style. But in other ways, the club hasn't changed. You can tell a United player like you can tell a Chelsea or Arsenal player. It is in the blood, a mixture of very hard work and very skilful players. A United player knows where they have come front. That is still the same today."
Ironically, Pereira's last United game was Rashford's first, when he scored twice in the Europa League against FC Midtjylland in February.
"Everyone at the academy and Carrington knew how good Marcus was. We were expecting great things of him even though you couldn't have predicted exactly what he's done," Pereira, now on-loan with Granada, told the Mail on Sunday.
"He has stayed very calm. He doesn't chase attention like some players do. I think it fits in with how United are. I knew Pogba as a kid before he went to Juventus. He hasn't changed, still humble, a nice guy.
"United changed in some ways after Ferguson left. Every manager has his own philosophy and style. But in other ways, the club hasn't changed. You can tell a United player like you can tell a Chelsea or Arsenal player. It is in the blood, a mixture of very hard work and very skilful players. A United player knows where they have come front. That is still the same today."
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