Manchester United armed black technology at home!

As part of a partnership agreement with STATSports, Manchester United has installed cutting-edge technology at its home court, Old Trafford. This technology will help monitor players' physical condition more effectively and improve post-match and post-training data collection.

insiders revealed that the performance of this technology will surpass the existing Apex GPS trackers. It saves up to 20 hours a week for the coaching staff, and these saved time can now be used to conduct more in-depth analysis or provide better feedback.

Manchester United said in a statement that the new collaboration "demonstrates the club's commitment to applying first-class hardware solutions to enhance team performance." In addition, fitness director Ed Long pointed out: "At Manchester United, we are always committed to improving the personal qualities of players. Trackers are a key part of this process, and we thank STATSports for their continued support and cooperation."

The technology has also been installed at Manchester United's training base. The Apex 2.0 tracker will provide deeper insights to all players on the men’s and women’s teams, covering all training environments starting from the academy. Sean O'Connor, co-founder of

STATSports co-founder Sean O'Connor said: "Manchester United is a benchmark for ambition and excellence. The renewal of the partnership proves their belief in high performance value and our recognition of the role we play in achieving this goal. By adding fixed monitoring equipment at the training base and at home stadiums, we help United implement a world-class performance culture in every aspect."

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