Wednesday 14 June 2017 22:50, UK
Phil Jones insists he is not feeling threatened by Victor Lindelof's arrival at Manchester United and will relish the battle for places.
United confirmed the signing of Sweden international Lindelof from Benfica on Wednesday in a deal that could rise to £39.5m.
Jones had another injury-disrupted season at Old Trafford but started the last four games of the Premier League campaign.
And he is now one of five international centre-halves including England team-mate Chris Smalling, Eric Bailly, Marcos Rojo and Lindelof.
"We're Manchester United, we're going to attract the best players and the biggest players," Jones said.
"It would be a strange summer if we weren't signing players like that. Competition is always good.
"I've spoken to the manager (Jose Mourinho). He just asks how you're feeling, how you're doing - just a normal conversation between player and manager.
"He's a good man-manager, he's like that with all the players."
