Football
Pochettino moves to end Man Utd players’ post-match days off in fitness overhaul
New Manchester United head coach, Mauricio Pochettino, is planning major changes to the club’s training routine as he prepares to address what has been described as the squad’s poor physical condition.
According to reports, the Argentine intends to scrap the players’ customary day off after matches, requiring them to report to the club’s Carrington training ground for recovery sessions.
The move would mark a departure from the approach adopted under former manager Michael Carrick, whose players were almost always given the day after a match off.
Pochettino, who is scheduled to take charge on November 18 following his departure from the United States national team, reportedly believes a more demanding fitness programme is necessary to improve the squad’s performance.
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