New Manchester United manager, Ruben Amorim has put in plans to restore confidence in his squad with a tour of Old Trafford.
According to reports, Amorim believes the tour of Old Trafford will inspire the players as the go in time to look at the glory days of the club.
Amorim – who began work on Monday as the club’s new head coach – says he wants to “create the principles, the identity and the character that we had in the past”.
“When you come here, it’s so different. You see the trophies, you see the tragedy that we have as a club,” Amorim said.
“So, you can understand the history, after the crash, then we were European champions. This kind of strength, I think it is important to put in our team. When the players come here, they should make the same tour with the same guy all the time. I think this is very important to do,” he added.
The Portuguese believes part of that process should involve ensuring all the players fully grasp the history of the club, what it represents and what they are fighting for.
Manchester United have been accused of lacking a clear identity and style of play during 11 largely success-starved years since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013.
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