On Sunday the Miners will play their first control game in Turkey
Midfielder Shakhtar Egor Nazarina commented on the team’s training camp before the second part of the season. The player emphasized that intensive work is being carried out, in which exercises with balls predominate.
“It’s already the fifth day of training camp, we’re working, preparing for the second part of the season. In the morning there were intense trainings – all football, with the ball. We like it because this is how it should be at training camps. Therefore, we are preparing positively for the second part of the championship.”
“I like that all the training exercises are aimed at how we want to play football. This is very interesting. We always work with the ball. Intense training, but all with the ball – this, first of all, is very interesting for the football players, although it is not easy, but, I repeat, they like it, so we work with a positive attitude.”
“Physical form is not optimal yet, of course, because this is only the fifth day of the training camp. I think that closer to their completion we will be in optimal shape. “I feel great, I like training, everything is fine.”
Nazarina played 17 games for the Miners in all competitions in the first part of the season. He has three goals and one assist.
The miner arrived for training camp in Turkey on January 14. The miners have planned several test matches. On Sunday, January 21, Shakhtar will play a sparring match with Ludogorets. Also one of the rivals will be Polish Lech (January 25).
Shakhtar took third place in Group H of the Champions League. Marino Pusic’s team will play in the 1/16 of the Europa League, where its opponent will be Marseille. In the Ukrainian Championship, the Miners are in fourth place, three points behind the leaders, but with two matches in hand.
Source: Sportarena
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