Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick says the first week of work under Jose Mourinho has not been as difficult as some might suspect.
Former coach of Chelsea, who was appointed as successor to Louis van Gaal at an initial agreement three years, was charged with session of his first training with some of the soccer team his first playing last Wednesday.
Carrick says the opening week of the exercise has been 'satisfactory' under a new manager and that the session was under former coach of Real Madrid, Inter still not very tiring.
"It was very good. We came last Wednesday and have made more than a week, and now it has been satisfactory, "said Carrick.
"The sessions are very good, he has not yet exhausted us and it was not as difficult as you might think!"
"There was football and fun at the same time and I think we all enjoyed it. When you get a new manager, pre-season is always a little different, because it's a new personality and new ways, "concluded the English midfielder.
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