Ruben Amorim Restructures Manchester United Training with New Coaching Approach

Manchester: Manchester United’s manager Ruben Amorim has made changes to the team’s training. He has divided the players into three groups: defenders, midfielders, and strikers. Each group will have its own coach to focus on their specific skills.

This new method is different from the previous coach Erik ten Hag’s approach. Amorim wants to help the team improve after a slow start to the season. He believes that this focused training will lead to better results on the field.

Amorim brought several coaches with him to Manchester United. These include assistant head coach Carlos Fernandes, goalkeeper coach Jorge Vital, and physical performance coach Paulo Barreira. He also kept some of the previous coaching staff, like Darren Fletcher and Andreas Georgson.

The new coaching setup means that players will train separately most of the time. While the whole team will come together for some sessions, defenders, midfielders, and forwards will mainly work on their own. This is seen as a modern way to coach, but the main goal is still to win games.

Fans of Manchester United are hoping to see their team perform well again. They were excited by the recent 3-2 win over Bodo/Glimt in the Europa League. The team will play again on Sunday against Everton in the Premier League. A win in this match would boost the players’ confidence and support the new coaching style.

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