Manchester United Soccer Schools have designed camps to meet the developmental needs of young players across the following age groups.

IMPORTANT: Players must be the relevant age for the duration of the camp.

Youth Player Training Course: 17-18 years old, boys only

An advanced, intensive course gives older players a valuable insight into the opportunities that arise by staying in the game. As well as experiencing how Manchester United prepare their youth players for that next step, MUSS staff help the players create a vision of how they can progress within the game and the opportunities in football such as coaching, sports science and nutrition.

Senior Player Training Course: 12-16 years old, boys only

An intensive course designed to take the players to the next level by improving their technique but also developing their understanding of team shape, defensive responsibilities and attacking principles using the Manchester United philosophy. Players will also be encouraged to start developing a mature approach to their physical and mental preparation for training and matches.

Junior Player Training Course: 8-11 years old, boys only

This focuses on teaching the fundamental techniques of the game and showing players how to master these skills. Tailor-made for junior players with a fun and friendly atmosphere, players live and breathe the game for a week. Players will learn how to practice like their United heroes and can truly feel they are living the dream as a young United player.

Girls Training Course: 8-16 years old, girls only

MUSS ‘Girls Only’ training week is for those aged 8 – 16 years old. Girls from all over the world can enjoy taking their soccer development to a new level. This camp is growing in numbers and has its own buzz that only girls can produce! The dedication to learning is evident each year with all girls striving to reach their peak performance.

Goalkeeper Training Course: 8-16 years old, boys only

Behind every great United team there has always been a great goalkeeper; from Alex Stepney who played in the European Cup winning team in 1968, Gary Bailey twice FA Cup winner in the 1980s, Peter Schmeichel part of the famous treble winners in the 90s, right through to David De Gea today. United have always placed an emphasis on finding the right man for the number one. This camp focuses on the technical, tactical, physical, mental and social elements of the game, developing players as individuals within 1v1 situations, as well as gaining an understanding of working as a team both in defensive and attacking situations. The camp focuses on positional sense, communication, handling, footwork, distribution, crosses, organisational skills, kicking, agility and flexibility.