Stoke City Boss Sent a powerful Message on Social Media , Revealed Plan for international break

Stoke City Boss Sent a powerful Message on Social Media , Revealed Plan for international break

After a hectic three weeks, Stoke City players have been given time to recuperate and rest before returning for two practices during the international break.

Since the conclusion of the most recent round of international matches less than a month ago, Stoke has been through a hectic time.

Six games have passed since the departure of Steven Schumacher and the majority of his coaching staff, who were replaced by Narcis

Pelach, a new backroom staff, and significant changes to Clayton Wood’s expectations and procedures. Since taking over on September

18, Pelach has attempted to communicate his ideas through meetings and video sessions while also getting ready for games on the

practice field. He has praised players’ approach as they have bought into the demands, capped by a 6-1 win over Portsmouth and hard-fought

 

draw at Swansea in the last two games, but he is making sure that everyone knows there is a lot of work to do.

“After the Swansea game, it’s time to rest,” he remarked. “Not all of them, as some players will be representing their nations, which is an enormous honor as well. I hope they stay well and wish them the best of luck.”

“On Wednesday, everyone else returns to the training grounds for two sessions. Since we haven’t had time for coaching yet, we will use this time.

Jordan Thompson is part of Michael O’Neill’s Northern Ireland squad for a Nations League double header against Belarus and Bulgaria,

while Bae Junho is part of South Korea’s team for their World Cup qualifying matches against Jordan and Iraq. Viktor Johansson is

playing for Sweden in the Nations League against Lewis, Slovakia, and Estonia.

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