Danny Welbeck talks about Man United before helping Chelsea chase the Red Devils' goal in the Premier League.
"Welbeck" expresses gratitude to "Man United" before helping Chelsea chase the Red Devils today.
Danny Welbeck, the English striker for the "Blues" Chelsea, said he often thinks about his time playing for Manchester United because it helped shape who he is today, ahead of helping his club open the Stamford Bridge stadium against the "Red Devils" in today's English Premier League match.
Welbeck said, "I often think about my time at Manchester United because I feel that place instilled the right attitude in me, even in how to handle obstacles and disappointments."
"I feel that under the leadership of Sir Alex Ferguson and the players in that squad, they instilled many excellent qualities in me, both in attitude and mental strength, which pushed me to be who I am today."
Danny Welbeck scored a total of 29 goals for Manchester United across all competitions between 2008 and 2014.
He helped the Red Devils win one Premier League title, two League Cups, one FIFA Club World Cup, and two Community Shields.