The Uzbekistan national team’s training program in Moscow unexpectedly changed: head coach Islam Ismailov left the camp due to family reasons, reports ufa.uz. This decision sparked various discussions among fans and specialists.
According to the national team’s press service, Ismailov’s departure was caused by personal and family circumstances. At the same time, the staff members and coaches will continue to thoroughly prepare the remaining players for friendly matches. “The coaching staff will prepare our team for the upcoming friendly games,” the official statement says.
It is reported that within the training camp, which will continue in Moscow until July 30, the national team plans to play a number of friendly matches against local clubs. For the coaches, these matches provide an opportunity to test the team’s playing style, tactical options, and trial the renewed squad.
Such training camps play an important role in strengthening players’ physical and psychological condition, as well as involving young players on the field. Each footballer has the chance to show himself and fight for a place in the starting lineup.
Experts’ and fans’ attention is now focused on the main squad and its fighting spirit: how much Ismailov’s absence will affect the team’s play will be answered by the friendly matches.
Thus, the Moscow training camp has become a new stage of trials and changes for the team. The national team members now face another important task – to constantly work on themselves and increase competition for a place in the starting lineup. Fans, meanwhile, are waiting with great interest for the results of this camp. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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