Private dressing room, personal sauna and ice pool / The head coach of the crisis team builds a palace for himself!

Michael Carrick is planning a massive overhaul of his estate as he faces heavy pressure on the Manchester United bench.

According to Sports Three, 45-year-old Carrick has submitted applications to Cheshire East Local Council for new changes to his £6 million property; Designs that, in addition to comfort, have an interesting football detail: a room similar to the players' dressing room, right in the home of the head coach of Manchester United!

According to the details published by the English publication Sun, Carrick plans to block an open entrance arch and turn the space behind it into a room for storing shoes and clothes. This section is going to be equipped with hooks for hanging clothes, a long bench and compartments for placing shoes; A special design that will finally evoke the atmosphere of a football locker room.

Of course, this is not the only part of United's head coach's plans. Carrick wants to build an independent wooden building in another part of his property; A space that is going to become a collection for recovery, relaxation and complementary exercises.

In Creek's proposed plan, a cold water pool for recovery, a dedicated yoga space and a room named "Hotbox" are considered; The building is also supposed to have a sauna and a wood stove; Facilities that resemble the equipment of professional sports centers more than a normal home space.

Such facilities are not so strange in modern football. Big clubs use a variety of equipment to help players recover, and Manchester United's training complex in Carrington also has state-of-the-art facilities. However, the difference is that Carrick wants to provide some of these facilities in his own home.

Hard times at Old Trafford, peace in Cheshire?

These plans have come to the media in a situation where Manchester United is facing a poor start in the league and Carrick's position on the team's bench is under pressure. The Sun mentioned this period as United's worst start in the last four decades; A situation that has focused on the future of the head coach of this team.

However, what is clear is that the United head coach, along with the challenges of Old Trafford, seeks to create an equipped space for rest and recovery in his personal home; A space with a private dressing room, sauna and cold water pool that may be attractive to every football player.