The "Red Devils" Manchester United will go to the Soldier Stadium to challenge the "Cherries" Bournemouth in the new round of the Premier League Summer Series. Manchester United midfielder Mount said that after a good rest, he just wants to actively participate in training and prepare for the new season.

Manchester United beat West Ham 2-1 in their last Premier League summer series thanks to a brace from Bruno Fernandes.

The 26-year-old Mount said in an interview, "So far everything has gone well. This is my first time here and I have had the opportunity to look around with my teammates. The training facilities here are really great, but the weather is also very hot. But it is also a good way to exercise and allow the players to do different training. So everything is good and the players have been training hard."

"Our break lasted over five weeks, which felt incredibly long. I think it was around the second week that I started to feel uncomfortable and eager to get back into training. This period of time was certainly valuable, as I was able to truly focus on relaxing and recovering. But at the same time, I also started to slowly get back into my rhythm and prepare for the first day back."

Mount added: "We were told it would be tough from the start so we had to be ready for it."

In addition, Manchester United defender De Ligt said, "The temperature and environment here are different from Europe, but it is really good to see these facilities. The conditions are very good and the overall feeling is great."

"I think physical fitness and tactical training are equally important. We all saw that every team was in excellent physical condition in the Premier League last season, which is very crucial. Now we finally have enough time for tactical training. Last season, we had to participate in the Europa League, and the busy schedule made it difficult for the coach to fully implement his tactical ideas."

De Ligt added: "Both aspects are important and I can see that the team has made good progress in both areas. I hope we can continue to improve and enhance."