Rojiblancos fine-tune the machinery for the Club World Cup
Atlético de Madrid is already hard at work, excitedly preparing for their participation in the upcoming Club World Cup. After a well-deserved rest following an intense season, the team has returned to training in Majadahonda under the watchful eye of Luis Piñedo and the coaching staff, with the aim of arriving in optimal condition for their debut on June 15 against PSG.
The preparation is conditioned by the absence of eleven internationals, called up by their respective national teams, including key figures such as De Paul, Giménez and Oblak. It is expected that these players will join the concentration directly in Los Angeles, just before the start of the tournament.
Meanwhile, in Majadahonda, the focus is on the twelve available players, some of whom face an uncertain future at the club. Despite possible departures, the team’s professionalism is not in doubt, and they are working intensively to face this new challenge.
The Club World Cup represents a great opportunity for Atlético, both on a sporting and economic level. The possibility of competing against important teams and the potential economic benefit if the final rounds are reached are important incentives to face the tournament with the utmost ambition.
