Manchester United and England defender Harry Maguire claims his form for the Red Devils has been good this year.
Maguire has fallen down the pecking order at Old Trafford since Erik ten Hag took over at the start of the season, with Raphael Varane and Lisandro Martinez preferred.
The England international came in for some criticism last season, but he feels he has performed much better this time around.
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"Obviously this season, I haven't played as much as I'd like but, for my club, I feel like my form's been good this year," he said.
"I know people obviously look at me not playing but when I've played, I think in my last eight or nine starts for Manchester United we have won.
"I can't remember losing a game for Manchester United, it must be the third week of the season. So my influence is still there. But of course I love playing for my country and in 50-odd caps I feel like I've never let my country down.
"I think in terms of minutes on the clock I played two games last week, two 90 minutes for Manchester United.
"I think last month I played four games, started four, so it's probably as many as a lot of the lads in the dressing room, if not more.
"Listen, I want to play every game, I want to play every game for my club and my country.
"I feel like I'm good enough to play at a high level and I've proven that over the last five, six years now."
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