Manchester United players all returned to Carrington on Thursday to prepare for saturday's Home games against Leicester City in the Premier League. Manager Ronnick was the first to return to base, and then C Ronaldo, Bruno Fernandez, Rashford, De Gea, Lindelof and Maguire were all filmed arriving by car, with the 29-year-old Maguire once again encountering obstacles.
The £80 million Iron Guard Maguire has been in a slump this season, his captainship has been questioned and boos were heard from home fans at Wembley Stadium during England matches. On the way to Carrington, his luxury car was blocked by a large truck and had to be avoided first.
Ronaldo and Fernandez, who won the World Cup ticket for Portugal, were in good mood, but Swedish centre-back Lindelev lost the World Preliminary Tournament play-off final with Poland, and after the game he was very depressed, saying bluntly: "Everything sucks, I don't know how to lose this game."
Brazil internationals Fred and Tres also set records, with Brazil scoring 45 points, breaking the highest points record in the World Cup in South America. But Uruguayan striker Cavani missed Thursday's training with a muscle strain in his lower leg in the international tournament.
Spain international De Gea lost the squad for the international tournament, and he was "disappointed and angry" by the rumors that the national team coaching staff felt that his style was not suitable for the Matadors' passing style. The Ass newspaper reported that Luis Enrique called De Gea to explain that he wanted to examine the young goalkeeper, but De Gea did not accept this statement, was not satisfied with the manager's decision, and considered it an unfair approach.
Manchester United defender Nemanja Matic admitted in an interview that the atmosphere in the team's dressing room is not pleasant (not fantastic), the Red Devils have determined that the season is empty, the Premier League is only 6th, the situation for the fourth is precarious, and one more game is also four points behind fourth place Arsenal.
"Atmosphere? It depends on the outcome of the game." Nemanja Matic said, "Of course, if you get good results, the atmosphere in the dressing room will be much better and everyone will be happy. As you know, we are not in the best position in the league at the moment, so the atmosphere is not very good, but we have to keep a positive attitude and stick to the belief until the end, because we still want to be in the top four."
Nemanja Matic stressed: "The atmosphere in our dressing room will depend on the record, and if we get to the top four, it will naturally be a good thing for us everyone will... I can't say happy, but will be satisfied. If it can't be done, it's going to be a very sad dressing room."
Serbian Iron Waist also defended interim manager Ronnik and his own teammates, "Ralph (Ronnik) is doing his best and we are also trying to implement his ideas. More discussion can only take place until the end of the season, when we see the final united ranking in the table. At the moment, all I can say is Ralph and his coaching staff, and we players are doing our best."
In addition, Manchester United officially announced three warm-up matches this summer on Thursday, which will be played against Liverpool in Bangkok, Thailand on July 12, Melbourne, Australia, on July 15 for a second warm-up match with Melbourne Victory, and on July 19 against Crystal Palace in the Premier League. On the promotional poster, Ronaldo and Pogba were listed, which also led to speculation that the two superstars may remain in the team next season.