Manchester United has made things right, the new tactics have significant effect, and the management method is far better than Tenghach

After the shame of being only ranked 15th in the Premier League last season, Manchester United's reshuffle has officially begun in the preseason. New coach Ruben Amorin is reshaping the team's culture and physical fitness in a brand new, smarter and more humane way. From the current point of view, the effect is significant.

Amorin's reforms began with the holidays and began with the players' summer vacation. He has developed a strict personal fitness training plan for every player. The result is gratifying: Reports from the Sports Science Department show that everyone in the team has meticulously completed the holiday homework.

This professional spirit is directly transformed into an advantage on the court. In two friendly matches in the United States, Manchester United players showed excellent physical fitness and form, defeating West Ham United and Bournemouth one after another.

Say goodbye to the boring two exercises

Amorin abandoned the boring and punitive physical training of the past. The training content he designed cleverly combines sprint running with ball practices such as shooting and dribbling, which not only ensures strength but also stimulates the players' motivation.

Unlike in the past, there is no practice in this tour for two days. Amorin believes that a single high-quality and high-intensity training is enough, and the afternoon time is left for the players to rest and recover.

The Art of Management

This is perhaps the biggest difference between Amorin and his predecessor Tenghach.

Tenhach is known for his strict discipline and has a tough stance on punctual and even player attire. But this indifferent approach eventually led to his estrangement from the players.

Amorin also requires extremely high standards of conduct and has strict regulations on discipline, time and curfew. But he chose to build closer and more trusting relationships with the players.

As Luke Shaw said in a previous interview, the atmosphere in the locker room is now the closest and most active since he joined. The players also responded positively to the new coach's request. The two preseason wins of

are just the initial fruits. More importantly, Amorin is healing the toxic culture of the team over the past few years from its roots. A healthier, more united and smarter Manchester United is being rebuilt.