Scott McTominay

Everyone has it.

It's just how you control that and how you manage that in terms of your craft.

It doesn't matter what you do.

If you work wherever or if you're in a different sort of job or you're an athlete, everyone has that time where they think, I might not have been as professional as I could have been there and we've got a game coming up.

Can I still do it?

And that keeps going round in your head thinking, can I keep performing at the level that I'm going?

And that is ultimately what fuels me, the self-doubt.

Does it?

Yeah, because you always think every season you come back, am I the same athlete?

Can I still score?

Can I still potentially make an assist?

Or can we still win trophies?

And that self-doubt is what drives you and pushes you to do more.

A lot.

More than what people would think.

They'll see some footballers going through an amazing time in their career where they're

winning trophies, scoring loads of goals and stuff like that, they'll still have self-doubt in the brain thinking, next game, can I do it?

I've scored a goal against Wolves.

Can I score the next goal?

That was my first goal in the Premier League.