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Published 11:07 19 Jul 2022 BST
Updated 15:50 19 Jul 2022 BST

Ten Hag is desperate to implement patterns of play that his side can rely on, while also allowing his players to express themselves in the final third.
During United's pre-season campaign, the 52-year-old has stopped sessions when players have failed to follow his orders.
He could be heard shouting, "Hey! Jadon! Pass!" to Sancho after the winger held onto the ball for too long.
Despite this, Ten Hag insists that he treats every player the same and that his criticism is intended to keep up 'high standards'.
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