
Women’s director of football Matt Johnson, Diogo Dalot’s international guide and Phil Jones’s England memories
Inside Carrington: The Official Manchester United PodcastShow Notes
“The squad is aware they’re setting lot of firsts and making history for the club, but I don’t think they'll understand the magnitude of it until they get to stop and reflect.”
It might be the international break for the men’s players but the doors at Carrington Training Complex are well and truly open for our podcast team.
In this episode, director of women’s football Matt Johnson reveals all about the club’s transfer strategy and ambitions for a historic season in the Champions League.
Former United defender Phil Jones opens up about his England career – including two World Cups! - and Diogo Dalot shares the finer details of travelling with Portugal, alongside Bruno Fernandes and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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