Coach Ruben Amorim is preparing for the 2025/26 season, and MU has just announced a new agreement that directly affects the team's training.
Specifically, MU has extended the long -term cooperation with Statsports, a supplier of GPS performance monitoring equipment, in order to serve the monitoring and analysis of players on the training ground.
MU players use the APEX 2.0 device of Statsports during training – often hidden under a specialized shirt and sometimes visible in practice photos.
This device collects an important statistical data, and according to the club's internal information, Bruno Fernandes is the leader in parameters running at Carrington Training Center.
MU confirms the extension of cooperation is part of the team's commitment to apply high performance technology solutions in the world.
Mr. Ed Leng, Head of MU's physical performance, said: “At MU, we always strive to overcome the limits in optimizing players performance. The wearing equipment on people plays a key role in this process, and we appreciate the companion and support of Statsports.
The APEX 2.0 device will help us exploit the data deeper across the entire system, from the men's team, the female team to the Academy in all training environments. The expansion of fixed infrastructure in Carrington, Old Trafford and Leigh will enhance real -time monitoring, helping us prepare, develop and protect players better. “
Sean O'Connor, co -founder of Statsports, added: “MU is a model of ambition and excellence. The extension of this cooperation is a testament to their beliefs in the value of high performance, as well as our role in bringing that.
The APEX 2.0 device allows Man United's training team to collect accurate updated information about physical condition, personal development and collective performance. With the addition of fixed monitoring infrastructure for both the training environment and the competition day, we are helping the club build a world -class performance culture in all aspects. “
