Shinji Kagawa is aiming to impress for
Japan in their friendly against New Zealand in a bid to force himself
into Manchester United manager David Moyes' plans.
The former Borussia Dortmund star has only started seven of United's 27 Premier League games this term, and has yet to score a goal.
"Of course it is important for a player to continue getting games, but there is not much I can do about my situation," Kagawa told the Japan Times.
"It is something that I won't be able to gain unless I am delivering results.
"I can't change the situation I'm in, so to I want to turn it into something positive and do well (on Wednesday)."