DFB training camp Passeier: First training is history

The first training session of the German national football team began on Thursday at 10.30:22 a.m. sharp on the football field in St. Martin. Except for the ailing Bastian Schweinsteiger, who only completed light running training, the remaining XNUMX available players were on the pitch and conscientiously carried out the exercises by coach Jogi Löw and his assistant Hansi Flick.

Four players are expected in the Passeier Valley in the coming days, namely the ailing Philipp Lahm and Manuel Neuer (at the press conference it was announced that the Bayern duo could arrive on Friday), as well as Per Mertesacker, who has become a father for the second time and that's why he's with his family. Sami Khedira is missing due to the Champions League final with his club Real Madrid, which takes place on Saturday.

The first training session lasted just over an hour. The two goalkeepers, Roman Weidenfeller and Ron-Robert Zieler, worked separately with goalkeeper coach Andreas Köpke.

The press box in St. Martin was very well attended during this first training session open to journalists. According to the local organizing committee, more than 200 journalists have been accredited, “most of whom have already picked up their accreditation.”

That's what Flick and Bierhoff said at the press conference At the subsequent press conference, team manager Oliver Bierhoff and assistant coach Hansi Flick answered questions from media representatives. They provided information about Bastian Schweinsteiger's health: “He has his program. We'll watch how he copes with everything. The medical department will always tell us what he can and cannot do. But I think we can get him to the level we want." The training intensity will be continuously increased over the next few days; two sessions a day are planned until further notice.

As far as Manuel Neuer is concerned, the DFB has already taken initial security precautions. According to Flick, Gladbach goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen will not go on vacation, but will be ready for a possible subsequent nomination.

Oliver Bierhoff emphasized that he saw absolutely no potential for conflict between the Borussia Dortmund and FC Bayern Null players.

A second training session is scheduled for Thursday afternoon at around 17 p.m. There will also be a public training session in the next few days.

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DFB training camp Passeier: First training is history

The German national soccer team completed its first sessions on the newly laid 50.000 euro pitch in St. Martin/Passeier on Thursday morning.

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