5 Tough Rules Man United Boss Erik Ten Hag Has Introduced at Old Trafford

• Erik ten Hag has reportedly set out new guidelines which Manchester United players will adhere to next season
• In the new guidelines, United players will not be allowed to pass the ball sideways and backwards
• The move is aimed at transforming the Red Devils' style of play and making the club an attacking side

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has reportedly introduced tough footballing rules his players must follow as he kicks off his Old Trafford reign.

Ten Hag was appointed to the United hot-seat back in April and officially took charge by the end of the 2021/22 season.

According to the Daily Mail, the former Ajax boss has vowed to bring back the attacking football that the Red Devils were known for during the successful era of Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford.

The publication claims the Dutchman has already made his stance known on what he expects from his players as preparations for next season continue.

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Erik ten Hag introduces new Man United guidelines

The Sun now reports that Ten Hag has introduced strict instructions and regulations his players need to adhere to.

The move is understood to be aimed at transforming the philosophy of the club.

Key among the regulations introduced include a ban on sideways and backwards passing.

Below are the new regulations introduced by Ten Hag at Old Trafford:

1. Intolerance of sideways and backwards passing.
2. A ban on dressing-room cliques from last season.
3. Training performances to decide who features in match day squads.
4. Young players to earn minutes under the belt if they impress in training.
5. Players must improve their fitness.

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The England international is understood to have asked his hotel to prepare the pitch for a training session with the five youngsters.

Maguire was yet to rejoin the rest of the United squad for the pre-season as he enjoyed an extended summer holiday following his recent marriage with Fern Hawkins.

However, he has since linked up with his Red Devils teammates for preparations for the pre-season.