Manchester United's return to the United States in 2023 will be their first tour across the pond since the disastrous Jose Mourinho trip five summers ago.
United's Portuguese manager cut a miserable figure in 2018, declaring he'd learnt nothing about his squad, criticising referees, telling fans they'd wasted their money and watching the Reds lose 4-1 to rivals Liverpool.
It was a nightmare from start to finish. But America does not mean awful. While Mourinho's trip was marred in misery, Erik ten Hag could do worse than cast a look back to 2010.
Then, under Sir Alex Ferguson, United went Stateside and laid the groundwork for a Premier League title win and a Champions League final appearance. ALSO READ: Finnish businessman confirms unique bid to buy United United had not visited the States since 2004 when they returned under Ferguson off the back of a season where they finished second in the Premier League, lost in the last eight of the Champions League but won the League Cup.