MANCHESTER UNITED fans are full of hope for the new season after the club shared a video of their pre-season training.
Supporters got a glimpse of what’s to come this term with Erik ten Hag and his new coaching staff at the helm.
Manchester United are continuing their pre-season tour in the US
The stars have returned to training ahead of the new season
United’s full 29-man squad trained in the sun at UCLA college in California for their US Tour.
While new directors Dan Ashworth and Jason Wilcox watched on from the sidelines to see the club’s progress.
Fans felt that one drill in particular caught their eye, leading their imaginations to run wild on the possibilities of the campaign ahead.
A video showing a large rondo drill displayed some quick passing, one-touch football and showed United to be a much more cohesive unit than they looked last season.
Fans have were particularly impressed with the squad’s rondo passing drill
Players showed some quick football and impressive one-touch passing
Man Utd fans think the cohesive display is a positive sign of things to come
Fans quickly jumped on social media to react to the video.
One wrote: “United will be a force to be reckoned with next season.”
While another added: “This is amazing”.
A third commented: “We’re winning the league!”
And a fourth wishfully stated: “The vibes are immaculate – we’re winning the Europa League easily”.
Boss Ten Hag has also welcomed two new assistant coaches to his ranks in the form of club legend Ruud van Nistelrooy and former Go Ahead Eagles manager Rene Hake.
The squad’s pre-season preparations have already begun with two games already under their belt.
The Red Devils fell to a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Norwegian club Rosenborg earlier this month, before beating Celtic 2-0 at Murrayfield last weekend.
But their biggest test so far will come this this weekend when they take on Arsenal in LA at the SoFi Stadium.
United will then face Real Betis and Liverpool to conclude their tour, before heading back to the UK to take on Manchester City in the Community Shield curtain raiser at Wembley.
