Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has said Manchester United is missing their identity in the current squad.
The United boss feels the Red Devils have been paying a heavy price in the six years since Sir Alex Ferguson retired, because David Moyes, Louis van Gaal and Jose Mourinho all failed to build on the club's philosophy.
"When I came in, there was an understanding that we had to get Man United's DNA back into the club, the team and the players.
"We need to get a culture back. What's the definition of culture? I'd say it's about how we do things here.
"I have my way of doing things - but I do expect them to be done. That might mean small things like having breakfast or lunch together. But I also like my players to take ownership of their own careers and their own futures. That's the type of player I like - and I have been impressed by many of the players we have got here.
["Not all of them, but a lot of them," Solskjaer told reporters ahead of their trip to Everton.
United have spent £600million in the transfer market since Ferguson retired.
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