Motherwell midfielder Lukas Fadinger is backing his side to snap their recent winless streak, pointing to the transformative impact of manager Jens Berthel Askou as the key to their resurgence. The Austrian international, a mainstay with 38 appearances this season, believes the entire squad has leveled up under the Dane's guidance.

"He gives us so much during the week," Fadinger said of Askou. "So many solutions, technical details, and a clear focus on our work off the ball. You can see the improvement in almost every player." This collective growth has been central to Motherwell's push for a top-six finish in the Scottish Premiership, a campaign that has seen them praised for their attractive style of play.

With Askou's methods drawing attention, Fadinger made no secret of the squad's desire to see their manager stay at Fir Park beyond this season. "I think everyone here is hoping that," he admitted, highlighting the positive atmosphere the boss has cultivated.

Despite a frustrating four-match run without a victory, Fadinger's confidence hasn't wavered. He sees a top-four finish and the coveted European qualification that comes with it as a very real possibility. "I see the squad in training every day—the quality and the work ethic are still there," he asserted. "We haven't been happy with the results, but I'm very positive we can turn it around."

Attributing the recent slump to fine margins and moments not going their way, Fadinger remains bullish. "We're always creating good chances. If we sharpen up those small details, I'm very positive we'll get back to winning ways." For the Steelmen, that next win could be the catalyst for a strong finish to a promising season.