Manchester United's squad recently completed a successful training camp at Carton House in County Kildare, Ireland, as they prepare for the resumption of the Premier League season. The camp, which lasted three nights, was characterized by a blend of rigorous training and social activities, helping to strengthen team cohesion. The return of Lisandro Martinez, who missed two months due to a calf injury, was particularly beneficial, adding intensity to practice matches. According to club sources, the training atmosphere was more enjoyable and engaging compared to previous seasons, breaking down existing cliques within the squad. Michael Carrick's leadership, along with his backroom staff, has been pivotal in creating this positive environment. The players also enjoyed various post-training activities, including head tennis, spa treatments, and golf. Looking ahead, United aims to finish strong in the Premier League, with hopes of securing a top-three position, which would guarantee Champions League qualification and further solidify Carrick's position as head coach.