Mirror: Manchester United travels to the United States for preseason, the team needs to adapt to local high temperatures and humid conditions

July 23 According to the Mirror, Manchester United is about to face the test of hot weather in the US preseason, and the team needs to adapt to the local high temperature and humid environment.

Amorin and his players performed their first training with new player Mbemo in Carrington on Tuesday before heading to the United States. They will face West Ham United on Sunday in New Jersey, then Bournemouth in Chicago and Everton in Atlanta.

fans will see Mbemo and Cunha's new frontline combination for the first time in Manchester United's last preseason game against Fiorentina on August 9. Amorin will then have eight days to make the final adjustments to prepare for the Premier League opening against Arsenal on August 17.

Although there is still a lot of work to be done in the training and transfer markets, Manchester United has to adjust their plans due to the weather conditions in the United States. The hot weather in North America has already appeared during the Club World Cup, and the game conditions are very harsh, while the high temperature has not subsided.

The Post reported that Manchester United noticed the temperature in Chicago next week, and they will play Bournemouth at the Soldiers Stadium and train here. The temperature here may be over 30 degrees, but due to the high humidity, it actually feels hotter, which is very difficult for players.

Manchester United has incorporated these factors into the players' training and nutrition program to ensure adequate hydration is added, and the club coaching staff has also learned from the highly discussed Club World Cup climate.

Chelsea midfielder Enzo said: "To be honest, the heat here is unbelievable. I had to lie on the ground because of dizziness the other day. Playing at this temperature is very dangerous, not only for the game itself, but also for the audience and those watching at home, the pace of the game has become very slow."

coach Maresca said that training in Philadelphia last month was almost "impossible" when the temperature was 37 degrees, plus 45% humidity, and the somatosensory temperature was as high as 45 degrees: "Today's training was very, very short, otherwise I wouldn't have the strength to participate in the game. This training is just for tomorrow's game, that's all. As you can see, training under such conditions is not easy, and we will do our best."