Zoran Tosic was given a fleeting taste of first-team football with the Reds soon after his New Year arrival from Partizan Belgrade.

After making his debut in January's FA Cup win over Tottenham, he featured in the victories over West Brom and Hull City, but spent the remainder of the campaign plying his trade in the Reserves.

Now on tour in Asia with the senior squad, the Serbian international spoke exclusively to MUTV about his life at Old Trafford and outlined his ambitions for the 2009/10 season.

A goal by Serbian winger Zoran Tosic saw Manchester United retain the Manchester Senior Cup with a 1-0 win over Bolton at the Reebok Stadium.

The Red Devils, who included the likes of Danny Welbeck and Federico Macheda in their reserves side, dominated the first half and the breakthrough came when Tosic's free-kick was deflected in.

There are many reasons that could have persuaded Tosic to come to Old Trafford but as a United fan he needed little persuading to put on the red shirt  of United.

On the wall of his bedroom at his parent's house back in Serbia, Tosic has pinned up a Manchester United flag and scarf on his wall. He told Inside United, "I've been a United fan since I was five. I still have in front of my eyes the Champions Leage final in 1999 when United made that brilliant comeback against Bayern Munich. I liked the Red Devils before that, but that was a decisive moment. I said to myself then: 'You will play in Manchester'".

He also told Serbian newspaper Sportski  Zurnal "I was reasting at home when my girlfriend Dijana called me and told me to turn on the TV. There was news that Adem Ljajic and I would travel to England on 12 December. The first thing that came into my mind was that they would not broadastsomething like that if it wasn't true".