At Manchester United, life under Erik ten Hag was always going to be full of adjustments. The Dutchman’s training sessions have already come under fire for emphasizing possession-based football.
The club’s canteen also seems to have undergone a significant change and has not gone unnoticed.
Five-star meals have been added to the menu for United’s team by Ten Hag in an effort to keep the players as trim as possible.
The food is specially prepared by club chefs and then delivered right to players’ opulent homes. Alcohol consumption before games was prohibited, among other changes made by the former Ajax manager.
In order to keep them in the best possible playing condition, players have been instructed not to consume alcohol during the weeks leading up to games.
Additionally, the Carrington training facility’s strict mobile phone ban during mealtimes has been implemented by the 52-year-old.
In an effort to create a close bond among the players, he wants them to eat meals together while practicing.
In addition, as the new manager seeks to change the club’s philosophy both on and off the field, Ten Hag has warned United’s players that they will be dropped regardless of their reputation if they arrive late for practice or team meetings.
After finishing sixth last season; their lowest points total in the Premier League era the club is looking to become a major force in English football once more under his leadership.
