Coach Michael Carrick made two slight adjustments to the team's routine since taking over from coach Ruben Amorim, with the aim of increasing intensity and improving efficiency on the field.

The first step involved shortening the duration of training sessions, making them more focused and at a higher pace, with the aim of preserving the players' energy while simultaneously enhancing the quality of tactical and physical work.

The second change was related to the matchday routine at the team's home ground, where players were asked to arrive at the training facility in Carrington 15 minutes later than usual. This step aimed to reduce mental pressure and give them more relaxation time before the matches.

According to the report, these changes were clearly well-received in the locker room, as the players find Carrick easier to communicate with and more open compared to his predecessor, Ruben Amorim, whose style was seen as more reserved and distant from the players.

These steps reflect Carrick's desire to create a more flexible and balanced work environment, hoping to improve results and restore technical stability in the upcoming phase.