That’s the view of Everton coach Alan Stubbs, who worked with the Scot for at Goodison Park for more than five years.
Former Toffees chief Moyes has struggled since taking over the reins at Old Trafford from Sir Alex Ferguson last summer, with the club currently ninth in the Premier League table.
But Stubbs claims the 50-year-old has the right attributes to turn things around at United.
“He’ll be in his comfort zone because he’s a battler,” he told the Alan Brazil Sports Breakfast show. “He won’t be taking it lightly.
“He’s the hardest person I’ve ever seen as a coach and a manager. He’ll be so focussed and determined to put things right at Man United, they’ll be no stone unturned.
“This was always going to happen. People who take a step back and look at the United squad, will see there were some players coming towards the end of their careers. It’s a transitional period but I know for a fact he’ll get it right.”
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