Bandung –
practice Persib Bandung at the Gelora Bandung Lautan Api Stadium (GBLA), Bandung City, Tuesday (18/8/2020), Febri Hariyadi and Wander Luiz have participated. Persib coach Robert Rene Alberts still monitoring the physical condition of the two new employees.
As is known, the two players were late joining for different reasons. Febri has just finished undergoing training camp (TC) with the Indonesian National Team, meanwhile Wander Luiz was detained in Brazil because of the wrong preparation of health documents.
“From some of the talks that I received from Febri, there is a lot of physical activity being done with the National Team. So there is a different situation from the training we apply because we train a lot with the ball. And we will see in 2-3 days if he experiences fatigue. or not. I can’t give an assessment right now, “said Robert at the GBLA Stadium.
Meanwhile, Robert highlighted Wander Luiz’s physical condition, which he considered still had to be improved again. Different from Febri, Wander Luiz only trained independently in his hometown before now joining training again with Persib Bandung.
“For Luiz, of course he is one week behind the other players when training on the field. He has also just traveled far so we have given him time to adjust to conditions this week and next week he must be in the best condition again,” said the Dutchman. that.
Other than that, Robert Rene Alberts said that Geoffrey Castilllion is still in the Netherlands and is rumored to be arriving in Bandung on August 20. “Only Beckham (who is absent) because he is still with the national team. So it is good that next week we will start training at full strength,” he said.
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Robert Rene Alberts, Persib Bandung coach (Persib Bandung doc)— |
In general, Robert assessed that his team’s physical strength gradually increased with the training program Persib Bandung served over the past week.
“And and in the second week there is a little time to improve it again. The players showed a good response even though it was a little slow and we also warmed up a little longer to train balance,” he said.
(aff/ran)
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