Sun: Manchester United players wear high-tech jackets developed by Adidas to resist the high temperatures of the United States

July 26th The Sun introduced Manchester United's training situation, and the players wore high-tech jackets to resist the high temperature.

The Red Devils completed their first public training in the United States at the Chicago Soldiers Stadium. Although the North American high temperature at 42℃ was slightly relieved this week, the players still received the wearing guidance of this silver cooling jacket.

Manchester United fitness director Ed Long explained the effects of the new equipment to the players, first-team chief physical fitness coach Charlie Irving acted as a nude model. Coach Amorin's disciples were confused and even laughed at first, but then learned that the equipment could help deal with the scorching heat.

This jacket developed by Adidas will be put into use during the Premier League Summer Series, and players plan to wear it after the warm-up and during the halftime break in the game against West Ham this week. Manchester United is testing this major breakthrough in cooling technology, which is also part of Adidas' strategy to continuously innovate and improve performance.

Previously, there have been improved versions used by F1 riders and cyclists who have been in high temperatures for a long time. The insulation materials can ensure that the body surface is kept cool during training. The demand for heat stress management is becoming increasingly prominent today. Chelsea coach Maresca once said that the team could not train normally in the early stages of the Club World Cup, and the substitutes of Dortmund and Bayern Munich have repeatedly hid in the locker room to escape the summer in the game.

As a long-term partner of FIFA, Adidas expects this jacket to become the standard equipment for all participating teams next year's World Cup.