Manchester United beat Liverpool to move into the top four. Coach Tannhäuser can keep his handsome position for a while. However, the crisis is not yet over. According to reports, Brazilian midfielder Kasmiru's old patient recently relapsed. The reason for the injury is the high training intensity of Tanhag. He should remain handsome at all times.
Casimiro, who was out of action for two and a half months at the beginning of the season, has recently suffered a recurrence of his old injury and missed the EFL Cup match against Liverpool, and has also withdrawn from the Brazilian national team's warm-up matches against England and Spain. It has been reported that the fat tiger is still under observation for his injury this time around, but there is a risk that he will be out for a long period of time.
Kasmiru played an outstanding role in the early stages of his time at United and was instrumental in the rebuilding of the team. However, the 32-year-old midfielder has suffered a sharp drop in form and injuries this season. He has missed 18 games so far this year and earns a whopping ￡350,000 (about HK$3.5 million) a week. By 2026, his absence will have a major impact on the team's strength and financial burden.
The Manchester Evening News reported earlier that many United players were unhappy with Tanhag's training methods, believing that the volume and intensity of training was too high and prone to injuries, and the figures also showed that United had had a whopping 51 injury absences since August last year, with only the three non-goalkeepers, Daloji, Slave Nandis and Alejandro Canazo, having no record of injuries.
Tannhäuser often complains about the excessive number of injuries in the team, which is the main reason for United's poor performances, but he ignores part of the reason for the team's injuries, which is due to the excessive volume and intensity of his training.
