MANCHESTER UNITED boss Erik ten Hag is making his players undergo training session where they use just their weaker foot, according to reports.
Ten Hag is making training drills tailored to improving player’s ‘wrong foot’ after realising there is a lack of left footers in the squad.
The Red Devils signed Tyrell Malacia, Lisandro Martinez and Antony to their squad over the summer to add more natural left footed players to the team along with Luke Shaw.
Ten Hag believes it is important to have a strong weak foot and be able to play with both feet as he looks to change the style of Man Utd into a more possession based team.
Manchester Evening News report that the 52-year-old has created specific drills to make players use their weaker foot.
The squad all take part in main sessions before more niche drills begin.
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They see Shaw participating in practice that sees him use just his right foot while others use just their left.
But he has coincidentally been out with a foot injury since United’s shocking defeat to Brentford 4-0.
Since then Man Utd went on a run of winning four matches in a row before losing to Real Sociedad in their Europa League opener last week.
They will be hoping to respond to that defeat as they face Sheriff Tiraspol next.
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Ten Hag’s ideas to change things continue as he has moved the dugout nearer to where the subs warm-up and players no longer stay at The Lowry Hotel before games.
And reports suggest unused squad members must remain the whole match in the directors box as some were caught leaving a pre-season game early.
The Dutchman supposedly has won over some players with his decisive nature and professionalism.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
