Espanyol will return to work this Monday after six

Espanyol will return to work this Monday after six

According to Mundodeportivo.

Context

Manolo González is the coach of Espanyol and he will lead the training this week. His leadership will be tested as the team attempts to recover from their previous losses. Javi Puado, the captain, is expected to gradually return to his normal condition, which could have a positive effect on their performance in La Liga.

Why it matters

The Spaniard's return to training is important to restore their confidence after back-to-back defeats. Results against Rayo Vallecano and Elche caused disappointment, so retraining gives the team a chance to reset their mentality. Focusing on the condition of captain Javi Puado is also a key aspect, as his return could provide a big boost in their next La Liga match.

Key Points

• Espanyol will return to work this Monday after six.
• Espanyol returned to training after six days off, following the loss against Elche.
• El Espanyol will return to work this Monday after six days of rest.

The minivacation for the Spanish first team is over. After a painful defeat against Elche on Friday the 18th and training sessions on Sunday the 20th and Monday the 21st, the group has been given a six-day break — and the break ends this Monday when they take to the grass again. Training will begin at 10:30 am at the Ciutat Esportiva Dani Jarque in Sant Adrià del Besòs, where coach Manolo González and his players will face a series of sessions that are part of the preparation for the first league match against Málaga after the extensive parón. This return is important to reset the mentality and condition of the team after two consecutive defeats against Rayo Vallecano and Elche — results that took away the good taste from their win in Pamplona against Osasuna. According to the official schedule, the Spanish will train this Monday; work will continue on Tuesday with a double session (morning and afternoon); there will also be a session on Wednesday and Thursday. On Friday, the team will play a closed-door training friendly against Ipswich Town of the Premier League at Dani Jarque at around 12 noon. Regular practice time will resume on Saturday morning. One of the focuses this week is monitoring the condition of captain Javi Puado. Before the break, he was seen slowly rehearsing with the group and the assumption is that he will gradually return to normal activity to be available again for Manolo González. His recovery has been significant: he suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury in his right knee in January, but is said to have continued to work on his rehabilitation and was able to participate in part of the pre-season sessions. The source did not clarify the exact date of the league match against Málaga, but it is clear that the aim of this week is to properly get the team back on track before re-entering the competition. For the Spaniard, this parón has been made longer and perhaps more emotional by the result against Elche — a team that had not won the league before that — making the need for a quick recovery all the more pressing. Fans at the Ciutat Esportiva and in the following days will remain tuned to see how the team reacts to the rigorous training schedule and whether Javi Puado will be ready when the coach needs him in the next matches.

What's next

The Espanyol will start a series of training sessions this Monday, with the aim of being ready for their match in Málaga. The team will have a double session on Tuesday and will continue training until Friday, when they will face Ipswich Town in a friendly match. These sessions are important not only for physical preparation but also for rebuilding the players' trust in each other.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to the Spanish after their break?

The Spaniard will return to work this Monday after a six-day break.

Who confirmed the Spaniard's return to training?

Coach Manolo González confirmed the Spaniard's return to training.

Why now is the Spaniard returning to training?

The Spaniard returns to training to reset the team's mentality and condition after two consecutive defeats.

What are the changes to the Spanish training schedule?

The Spaniard will train this Monday and continue on Tuesday with a double session, incl the sessions on Wednesday and Thursday.

What is the focus of Spanish this week?

One of Espanyol's focuses is monitoring the condition of captain Javi Puado, who is slowly coming back from his injury.

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