He Atlético de Madrid this Tuesday continued preparations for Saturday’s match Deportivo Alavés at the Metropolitan (4:15 p.m.). He did this in a session at Majadahonda Sports City where the first three internationals who returned after attending their national team commitments were already there.
is Jan Oblak, Alexander Sorloth and Conor Gallagher. The former worked normally in the goal while the Norwegian and the Englishman stayed in the gym. The two are back after scoring in their teams’ second match and on Wednesday they will be on the pitch with their teammates.
In Lemar as the only loss due to damage and incl Le Normand alone squeezing next to the recuperator Oscar Pitillasthe session began with physical work and a round of possession. Then comes the tactical part. And that’s when the Argentine coach took the reins.
A Simeon which started loosely, jokingly Le Normand, It became intense, so intense, that he was on top of his men at all times, making sure that his men were together and coordinated in their movements and leaving pure Cholismo phrases.
After asking his players to close so that the rival cannot enter the middle, he remembers what he did well in Paris in defense to ask another footballer not to let the opponent run. And he ended it with a lapidary statement: “We are sunk to win, I am not sunk to defend, whatever they say. Sunk to win.”
Atlético has regained its essence recently, scoring only one goal in the last four games that also count as victories. The captain koke He has warned that this is the way to go and in training sessions like Tuesday’s it seems clear that both the team and, more importantly, the coaching staff are committed to it.
As for the eleven that Cholo trained with, it was the same as Monday except for the goal, where he returned. Oblak. The rest: Azpilicueta, Witsel, Lenglet, Javi Galán; Riquelme, Koke, Llorente, Lino; Griezmann and Correa. A team that can be different when international footballers join.
Source: La Verdad
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