Ryan Giggs has warned Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho that supporters will want him to deliver the Premier League title in style.
Mourinho has guided his side to two wins from their opening two league games, with Zlatan Ibrahimovic scoring twice in Friday's 2-0 home win over Southampton to put United top of the early table.
The former Chelsea boss succeeded Louis van Gaal, who received widespread criticism for the cautious style of his United team.
And former Old Trafford star Giggs told Sky Sports: "United fans demand attractive football, and that's been the complaint over the last three years since Sir Alex [Ferguson] retired.
"But we need to be fighting for titles and I think they've got a good chance this year."
Former United assistant boss Giggs said he believed that although fans would "take 1-0 wins and the title, you can still have both."
"As a fan, I'm greedy and I want both. I want to win games, but I want to do it in an attractive manner," he added.
He praised Ibrahimovic, also on target in the opening 3-1 win at Bournemouth, saying: "Eric [Cantona] was a brilliant, brilliant professional, and from what I hear of Ibrahimovic, he's the same.
"You don't play at the top for his amount of time without being a professional and without doing things right.
"If you're going to win the league you need someone who's going to score goals, and he might be the one to provide the goals."