The England winger made the move to Old Trafford from Aston Villa in June after months of speculation about his future. A number of other clubs were linked with a swoop for Young and it is reported that Manchester City offered him more money. But Young has no regrets about coming to United and is determined to enjoy a successful season after settling in quickly. Asked about City's interest, Young replied in the Daily Mirror: "That's true, but as soon as I heard about Manchester United there was no other club for me. "It's Manchester United. They are the biggest club in the world, and I think if you ask anyone who they want to play for the majority will say: 'Man United.' "The fan base, the team and what they have won in the past is [all] amazing. "I want to be part of that - and be able to bring the title back to United again and make history with a 20th. "I feel I have settled straight away into the team, which for a club the size of Manchester United isn't easy. "But I believe in my ability and feel it was easy to fit in, especially as I know some of the boys and the team spirit they have." United currently trail City by just two points and Young believes there will be plenty of twists and turns still to come in the title race. A clash with Queens Park Rangers on Sunday kicks off a busy period for the Red Devils and Young is determined to embark on a good run of form. He added: "I do believe we can win the title. We are this side of Christmas and have many games to play and points to play for. "If we keep up the form we have shown from the start of the season, then I am sure we will be able to retain that title. "There are going to be a lot of games to look forward to and we have to keep ourselves fresh and go into games confident. "The manager instils that and we go out there and enjoy it. "We know we are going to have a lot of tough games coming up but that is the form we need to keep showing."
