Man United: Training plan in place despite coronavirus pandemic
Man United have put a training plan in place during the dreadful period of the Premier League suspension. This is to ensure the team is ready for April 4, when they are set to return to action.
Manchester Evening News is reporting United’s training will go ahead as normal amid the current COVID-19 pandemic. Due to the mass, worldwide outbreak teams’ preparations have taken drastic changes.
"Manchester United players are expected to continue training as normal amid the coronavirus pandemic."
Ole’s men will attend practice as they would during normal season, with them being stricter in other areas. They are limiting the number of visitors in the training complex throughout sessions. The other obvious prevention measure is the hygiene process. Wash, wash, wash!
The club released a statement on its website regarding the issue and the current situation at the club’s Aon Training Complex.
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"We are taking a series of precautions to reduce the risk of infection across the club, including strengthened hygiene procedures and additional limits on access to our Aon Training Complex, where visitors will be asked to complete questionnaires about their recent travel and potential exposure to coronavirus. (Via: Manchester Evening News)"
A trip to Brighton is up next for United
United’s Matchday 32 encounter is against the falling Seagulls. They are sweating relegation and are unquestionably profiting from the time off.
Ole’s men ran out deserved winners in the reverse meeting between the two. They beat them 3-1 at Old Trafford and judging by the pair’s respective forms, United should have no problem taking all the points again.
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The Red Devils are still in the fight on two separate fronts for a spot in next season’s Champions League. No doubt Ole’s benefitting from the additional break, welcoming key players from injury, who would not have been fit for some of their remaining fixtures.
United sit in fifth place on 45 points, three points behind Chelsea. They enjoy a nice smooth run against none of the usual top-six clubs, with only Leicester City and Sheffield United being their toughest competitors.