Ten Hag lays down new Man Utd squad rules: Personal chefs banned | OneFootball

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has banned personal chefs for his players as part of a new range of squad rules.

The Mirror says Ten Hag has now laid down a set of rules he expects each of his players to abide by.

They include demands that any player late to training or team meetings will be dropped without exception.

Drinking alcohol during a matchweek is also something that will be banned. This will essentially work as a blanket ban on alcohol across the season, with United regularly set to play twice a week due to European commitment.

One of the biggest changes will be to food. Ten Hag has banned players from adopting their own personal chefs and wants all players to use the canteen at Carrington as their main source for meals.

The Dutchman is also wary of players keeping their weight in check and as a result BMIs will be checked on a weekly basis.

Finally, he has requested that all player grievances are run by him, instead of going to agents or other sources.