- Manchester United's Carrington training ground has undergone a significant £50m redevelopment, funded by Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
- The revamp aims to modernise the facilities, which were previously criticised, and foster a more collaborative environment for staff and players.
- New features include smart urinals for hydration tracking, sleeping pods, a high-altitude training room, and recreational amenities like an F1 simulator.
- Sir Alex Ferguson, who opened the original Carrington, praised the improvements, noting the return to a family-like atmosphere.
- The club hopes the upgraded facilities will eliminate excuses for underperformance and set a positive precedent for future projects, such as a new stadium.
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Inside the £50m Carrington revamp that could take Man United back to the top
