Five things spotted out in training as Manchester United enjoy huge fitness boost ahead of Fulham game

Five things spotted out in training as Manchester United enjoy huge fitness boost ahead of Fulham game

On the final day of the Premier League season, Man United host Fulham on Sunday and Luke Shaw returned to training after being substituted against Chelsea.

Manchester United will be eliminated at Old Trafford for the final time this season when they host Fulham on Sunday and the Reds have been working hard in training to end the season on a high.

Erik ten Hag’s side secured their place in next season’s Champions League with a comfortable 4-1 win over Chelsea on Thursday thanks to goals from Casemiro, Anthony Martial, Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford. However, an otherwise brilliant evening was overshadowed by injury concerns.

Luke Shaw sat out of action in the second half and was replaced by Tyrell Malacia while Antony left the pitch on a stretcher with what appeared to be a serious ankle injury. United have an FA Cup final to look forward to next weekend, but for now, all eyes are on Fulham and the possibility of finishing the season on a high. The team worked hard during training and MEN Sport attended the last session.

Shaw’s fitness improvement

Luke Shaw was photographed in Carrington on Friday as he struggles to be fit for Sunday. The left-back looked cheerful and stood on the turf with his teammates.

High intensity

There is no rest before the end of the season and the boys have had a lot of work with the ball. Here, Alejandro Garnacho is in the middle of a rondo.

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Enjoy the sun?

It’s hot and sunny in Manchester and Marcus Rashford knows all too well how rarely that happens. Young Red took the opportunity to soak up the sun wearing the new sleeveless track top and soaking up the sun with Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

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agility work

Players were challenged and given agility work. (Image: Matthew Peters/Manchester United via Getty Images)

boy guns

Zidane Iqbal and Facundo Pellistri were involved on Friday, but with a place in the top four assured, could they get a rare start against Fulham?