The France international appeared poised to begin the season as our first choice striker, but injury setbacks have wrecked his career. He will be looking to join Raphael Varane in Didier Deschamps' 26-man France team for the World Cup.
He's a very competent manager, according to Martial. He is a conscientious individual who pays close attention to every little thing.
He wants us to play quality football and press for the football to be lost. It's ideal for me and my playing style.
The 30-time France international also discussed the impact of the group's six summer additions to the club and the advantages of competitiveness for positions.
When there is competition, you must keep putting in fantastic performances to maintain your position; it's beneficial for the squad, according to Martial.
Martial, who came off the bench in Sunday's 3-1 loss to Aston Villa to mark his recovery from a back injury, will be hoping to make his second start of the season in tomorrow night's third-round Carabao Cup match at Old Trafford against the Villains.
It does appear only a matter of time before Martial unseats Cristiano Ronaldo as the number nine player, given how highly Ten Hag values Martial and the significance he is aware he brings to his United side.
After a rocky start to the season, Martial might gain from not being selected for Les Bleus' World Cup team and staying back at Carrington to play two friendlies in Spain in December and work closely with Ten Hag to get in peak shape for when the domestic season resumes after the World Cup.
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