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Ligt’s Matthijs is confident that physical and tactical work performed on the United States United United States preseason tour of United States will pay when the Premier League begins next month.
The United opened the trip over the weekend with a 2-1 victory over West Ham and will also play Everton and Bournemouth in the summer series before returning home to take on Fiorentina at Old Trafford on August 9.
They open their league season at home to label the defiant the arsenal eight days later.
Manchester United works hard – from LIGT
Ligt is expected to be a key man in the defense of three men from Ruben Amorim, and the Netherlands believes that it has been invaluable to spend some time out of staff.
“She’s going very well. She was very hard,” Mutv told Mutv.
“It’s a little different (with the) temperatures, a different environment, but it is also very nice to see the facilities, the facilities are really good, and yes, it is very nice. Good feeling.”
United advancing in a three -man defense
The Favorite Training of 3-4-3 of Amorim failed to pack last season with United finished 15th place in the first flight and manage only 42 points, the lowest since the relegation in 1973-74.
They have been able to work on game patterns while in the state and also do more traditional physical training.
“I think they both (type of session) are important,” he added from Ligt. “Obviously, we saw the Premier League last season as it is of all teams, so it is a really big look.
“But we also have a lot of time to train tactically, because last season we had Europa League and many games, so it was harder for the manager to implement his idea.
“Both are really important and I’m sure, and I see it, we have taken some steps in both aspects, so we hope we can improve this.”
Mount ready to finally make his imprint
Next season is a big for Mason Mount, who has fought with injuries since he moved north from Chelsea two years.
Mount was a regular from England when he chose to join -United and will wait to return to the next summer world cup.
“I look at the end of last season and this was positive for me, to return to the way I was and playing and ending the end of the season, getting a few goals and re -entering and among the boys. This is the most important,” he said.
“We are all together, and I think this period is now so important to us that we are engaged together to train us. But yes, personally, I feel great. I feel that I am in a really good place right now.
“I’m really excited for the start of the season.”
He added: “We had a long break, just over five weeks. This felt a lot, very long. I think after two, you start to itch and you want to start again -you.
“It was good to focus on getting this rest period, just turning off and relaxing, but then slowly building it, preparing for the first day we returned.
“We have been told that it would be difficult from the beginning, so we had to be ready for it.”
Vittek leaves Manchester United for Bristol City
United has so far signed Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha but have struggled to go out to players Four members of the ‘Bomb Squad’ – Alejandro Garnacho, Tyrell Malacia, Antony and Jadon Sancho – still enter Carrington.
Marcus Rashford has left a loan during the season in Barcelona with the Spanish champions with the option of making the permanent agreement next summer.
Another departure was confirmed today with goalkeeper Radek Vittek joining -Bristol City loan for the season.
The 21-year-old signed a new three-year contract with United before moving to Ashton Gate.
