A targeted presentation that of Dan AshworthManchester United’s sporting director, in the eyes of the fans Red Devils and the entire panorama of world football. The manager, in office since July 1st, among the various topics touched on regarding United, announced that the Trafford Training Centre will be modernised: “The physical environment at Carrington will undergo changes as work begins on a £50m redevelopment of the training ground, demonstrating our commitment to improving the club’s infrastructure,” the English director assured club channels.
“This will require some adjustments this season,” Ashworth continued, “but all our teams – men’s, women’s and Academy – will retain access to high-quality facilities, with the promise of a fully refurbished, world-class site once the project is complete.” He then turned his attention to the results achieved by the Academy of Red Devils: “The success of our Under-18s during the 2023/24 campaign bodes well for the next generation of male talent, and the same goes for the women’s side, with both the Under-21s and Under-16s finishing the season with trophies.”
Finally, the closing message of the objectives that United will pursue starting this season: “This remains one of the greatest football clubs in the world, but that is not our measure of success; the aim is to return to being among the best on the pitch. It will not happen overnight, but, together with Omar and his new management team, we will not rest until we have achieved that objective”.