Manchester United has implemented GPS technology in training sessions

Erik ten Hag, who was previously the head coach of Manchester United, extensively used flying drones in training. This was reported by Euro-football.ru.

His successor, Ruben Amorim, is relying on a new approach within the team. The new coach has been using modern software at the club since the summer of this year.

This system is called GPS STATSports Apex 2.0. With its help, various data about players' physical condition and activity is transmitted and processed in real-time directly to tablets.

This technology allows coaches to accurately monitor players' conditions during training and make necessary decisions quickly. Now, it has become easier to analyze players' movements and implement necessary changes without waiting for the training to end.

According to Manchester United representative Paul McKernan, this method provides convenience for coaches and increases efficiency. The new season of the English championship will start on August fifteenth.

This season, the team aims to achieve high results with the help of new technologies. Thus, by using modern tools, players and coaches have the opportunity to work effectively on their skills.