Cape Town - Manchester
United centre-back Victor Lindelof insists he is on good terms with
manager Jose Mourinho despite struggling to break into the first team.
The Sweden international signed for the Red Devils from Benfica in
the off-season for a £30 million transfer fee, but is yet to make his
Premier League debut.
Mourinho has preferred to start with Phil Jones and Eric Bailly in
the centre of the United defence, but Lindelof insists he has had good
conversations with the Portuguese coach and is relaxed about it.
The 23-year-old told Swedish outlet Expressen: "I feel no
stress. I'm in one of the world's best clubs, it's clear that it's tough
competition. But it may have the time it takes."
When asked what the conversations between himself and Mourinho were
like, Lindelof added: "It's between me and him. But we talk and have a
good dialogue."