Phallon Tullis-Joyce explains Eva Olid’s demands for United goalkeepers, from work on the ball and communication to facing Liverpool.

Manchester United goalkeeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce has detailed how she is adapting to new manager Eva Olid's tactical demands ahead of Saturday's match against Liverpool. Speaking to club media, the American goalkeeper explained that Olid expects complete authority in the box, requiring goalkeepers to excel at shot-stopping, be assertive with the ball at their feet, communicate effectively, and identify free players in possession.
Tullis-Joyce, who noted she is now in her fourth year with United, credited former manager Mark Skinner while emphasizing her focus on Olid's new approach. Following the upcoming Liverpool fixture, Tullis-Joyce is scheduled to join the United States national team for two international friendly matches against Spain.
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