LIGA - Xavi to prevent injuries using specific exercises for different players

It's only been a few days since Xavi Hernandez was named Barcelona's manager. But the 41-year-old is already making an impression by shaking things up and instituting new rules and regulations to keep order at the camp.

In addition, the former Al Sadd manager is making changes to the players' training regimens and routines in order to ensure that they maintain proper fitness levels.

Barcelona has been plagued by injury issues this season, prompting worries about the club's medical department. As a result, one of the club legend's primary priorities is to address his fitness difficulties.

According to Mundo Deportivo, the 2010 FIFA World Cup winner is implementing new practices to address these challenges. According to the article, the 41-year-old manager would design particular routines for players in order to prevent injuries.

Furthermore, Xavi and his team will create individual plans for each player based on their duties and physical condition in order to help them maintain peak fitness levels. Aside from that, the former Spanish international intends to implement particular tactics and strategy training sessions.

The newly-appointed Barca manager is also expected to emphasize the importance of the players eating their meals at the club's Ciutat Esportiva complex, where their intake will be monitored and supervised by the staff to aid their fitness levels.