Before the end of last season, Manchester United’s club media spoke to Ten Hag about this summer and he continued: “But especially to us.
“They have the levels to play in our team for next season. There will be a mix, with experienced players together with some young players.
“[The squad will be] as strong as possible but, of course, the players who go far in the Copa America and the Euros will not be involved. Pre-season is about preparing for the season.
“We have to make that our next step.
“ It is one of the only times when you have the team together, and you can work in training on structures, the way of play, but also on certain standards around the team and that’s very important to take this period and use it effectively.
“We will bring players like Kobbie Mainoo, who was very unknown by that time, and now everyone knows him.
“So if you want to have the first glimpse of players - maybe new players or young players who are coming up through the academy, then this is your opportunity.”
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