Manchester City unveil their £10m women's headquarters. What's next for the new WSL champions?
From where Alex Greenwood sits, the Manchester City Women captain can look into the eyes of all of her team-mates at once. That was the point, or more accurately, the lack of points. The dressing room at City’s new £10million purpose-built women’s first-team headquarters, which the team moved into in April and has been officially opened today, consciously omits points. It is an unambiguous circle, organised by shirt number and running clockwise. A fully-loaded kit and nutrition table from which to plunder at will sits in its centre, but is not so tall that Greenwood could ever fail to look any one of her team-mates in the eye. Advertisementالمصدر: The Athletic | Source: The Athletic
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