Inter Miami CF’s Inaugural Preseason Kicks Off
Preseason preparations began for the first time in Club history.
January 20, 2020
Entrenamiento
The players trained together alongside Head Coach Diego Alonso and the rest of their new coaching staff at Barry University.
Intensity
Technical Work
After a series of warm-ups, the team jumped right into intense action with ball work, practicing passing and movement patterns with heavy tactical instruction from Alonso. The drills got players from every position involved, building through different phases with touches and passes available for defenders, midfielders and forwards alike.
Shooting
Julián Carranza, the 19-year-old forward curled a first-time left-footed strike into the top-left corner of the net, leaving the keeper no chance to make a save.
Shot Stopping
Luis Robles and the other goalkeepers rotated, denying shots at the end of several passing moves. In addition to participating in the team drills, goalkeepers did extra work in a separate area, practicing both shot stopping and passing technique.
What They Said
“I’m very very excited.It’s the first day in this great club. I’ve been waiting for this moment for a while and we can’t wait to get started.”
Matías Pellegrini
“Es real. Cada día que hacemos algo, cada hito que alcanzamos, todo se vuelve más real”.
Paul McDonough, director deportivo
That’s a Wrap
Following the completion of these drills the players wound down with more stretching and a subsequent team talk, marking the end of the first training session in the history of Club Internacional de Fútbol Miami.
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