Manchester United midfielder Tom Cleverley has conceded some of his performances have been 'average' this season.
England international Cleverley has come under fire from some United and England fans after failing to hit the heights this term.
Cleverley's future at Old Trafford has been the subject of speculation with David Moyes widely thought to be in the market for midfield reinforcements.
Cleverley, who impressed off the bench in midweek against Shakhtar Donetsk, admits he feels he has more to give to the side after conceding he has not been happy with his form so far this season.
"At the moment, I feel like I've got more to give," Cleverley told United Review. "I've had a few average games, a few more than I would prefer.
"But I felt this time last year was when I hit my best form of the season, when we were playing every few days.
"I'm the type of player who prefers that and, if I can get into a rhythm, then hopefully I can add more than just appearances to my record, I can also add some stand-out performances."
Cleverley believes he is developing aspects of his play under Moyes, but accepts he still has more to add to his game.
"I'm definitely developing the defensive side of my game and tactically the manager is teaching me a lot of things," added Cleverley.
"Maybe the creative side of my game can improve a little bit too but I realise that's not my only job in the team and sometimes I've got to sacrifice that part.
"I felt Chelsea at home, defensively and tactically, was a mature performance and I thought I was having a really good game at Fulham before a bang on the head gave me double vision and I had to come off.
"At the moment, I feel like I've got more to give. I've had a few average games, a few more than I would prefer."
"I'd pick those two, and the really good team performance at Swansea on the opening day, as my best so far."
