On Thursday, United's squad completed their latest training session in the style of a video game. The team wore costumes and played a series of games to get into character.
The exercise was designed to help the players develop teamwork and communication skills. It also allowed them to take a break from their usual routine and have fun together.
According to manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the exercise was a great way for the players to bond and work towards achieving a common goal. He said: "We wanted to create a relaxed atmosphere where we could all play together and enjoy ourselves. It was a lot of fun and I'm proud of how well the players worked together."
The players were divided into teams and had to complete various challenges, such as solving puzzles and escaping from a locked room. They also had to work as a team to score goals in a soccer-themed mini-game.
Said one player: "It was a bit nerve-wracking at first but once we got going it became more enjoyable. We had to rely on each other and that's what makes a good team."
Another player added: "I enjoyed playing and working with my teammates. It was a nice change from our normal training sessions."
Overall, the exercise was a success and helped the players improve their teamwork and communication skills. It also gave them a chance to let loose and have some fun while preparing for the upcoming season.