Erik ten Hag has had a large wall built at Manchester United's Carrington training centre to shield his squad from outside distractions during practice, according to the Tribuna. The wall, costing £200,000 and funded by Ineos, was requested by Ten Hag as part of efforts to ensure privacy while the team trains in an exposed area. Although some staff have raised concerns over the expense after recent job cuts, the club's new owners have committed to investing into the first team. This move highlights Ten Hag's attention to detail as he works to improve the team's performance, as well as Ineos' commitment to helping the club. Source: Azerbaijan State News Agency
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