Transition, attack from the wings, pressure and “well done” by Alonso in rainy Sladming

*In a rainy landscape, he trained Panathinaikos on Monday afternoon at Austria. With the temperature dropping to 14 degrees and the rain getting stronger, the “greenies” worked for about an hour in the Schladming.

*THE Diego Alonso he gathered his footballers, initially, to show them videos, which he does at regular intervals.

THE Uruguayan he wants in this way to show everything he wants from them and to correct imperfections in the team’s game.

Afterwards, the football players did weights for a short time in the gym.

*Next, the football players went out on the field and after the standard warm-up they worked under his instructions Diego Alonso.

The first drill was about transition and attacking from the wings to follow a finish through the area.

The associates of the Uruguayan technician had placed dummies and the football players they had to very quickly make the automations and transition out to execute.

Initially, the transition started from the full back and then the drill from the stopper.

The result was the same: After quick transfers the winger “cut” the ball towards the area to be finished by the attackers.

*The program was completed with Alonso to divide the footballers into the following groups: Orange: Dragovski, Vaiannidis, Kotsiras, Schenkefeld, Jedvai, Arao, Bakasetas, Vilena, Mancini, Djuricic, Geremegev. Greens: Lodingin, Tsokai, Katris, Fikai, Ruben, Zeka, Kyriopoulos, Limnios, Bregou, Aitor, Dabizas.

In “double” conditions, the players worked on the pressure part. One team was doing possession and development and the other was pressing with him Diego Alonso to give directions as to how the correct pressure should be applied.

The Uruguayan, as usual, stopped the exercise several times and there were not a few times when he shouted “well done” to his players, being satisfied with what he saw on the field. The training lasted one hour.

THE George Baldock followed an individual program, while discharge was followed by the Magnusson, Palmer-Brown and Trouillet.