• Manchester United begins project to renovate Carrington training ground
• The Red Devils have spent more than £50 million on the project.
• It is expected to be completed after the end of the 2024/25 season onwards.

Good news for Manchester United fans as the Red Devils recently prepared to spend more than 50 million pounds to renovate the Carrington training ground to be more modern and complete. After not having improved to keep up with the world for a long time. Former star Cristiano Ronaldo once complained through the ยูฟ่าเบท https://ufabet999.app media that “Nothing has changed. During his second spell at Manchester United. So new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the board approved a project to improve the training ground for the club. The Red Devils’ players can practice in a location that is as good as any team in the world.

Improvements to Carrington will begin next week. and is expected to be completed. After the end of the 2024/25 season. Manchester United appointing Foster + Partners to lead the project. The said company has previously had work designing the New Wembley stadium and Lusail Stadium. Which will be used to organize the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

So you can be confident that the practice field will look new. The new one will definitely come out great. The project has also been driven directly by Sir Jim Ratcliffe to get. Manchester United back to the top as quickly as possible.

“We want to create the best environment for our team because we want them to win. which when we evaluated the practice field Various facilities include being able to talk with players. It was clear that our standards were falling behind those of our competitors. Therefore, this project will ensure that Manchester United’s training ground will once again be of the best standard in the world.”

The renovation will not just improve the pitch where the players train, but will also “overhaul” the pitch, gym, medical room, cafeteria, recovery room and many other areas to help make the players as comfortable and complete as possible. However, some parts of the pitch will be converted into a temporary training area for the upcoming 2024/25 season, so fans don’t have to worry that the Red Devils players will not have a training ground while Carrington is being renovated.