River could hold their next pre-season in Spain | OneFootball

The Millionaire would change strategy with preparations for the second half of the year in mind, and Eduardo Coudet was decisive in choosing the destination.

There is no reason for River to lose focus on its short-term objectives: finishing first in its Copa Sudamericana group and winning the Torneo Apertura, a competition in which it has already secured a Playoff spot for several matchdays now.

Eduardo Coudet is aware of that and also understands that every day of work with the squad is crucial to being able to instill his ideas. It is worth remembering that Chacho took over a team that was coming off poor results and inherited a squad he did not choose.

Beyond the short-term goals, River is also thinking about its mid-year preseason, when activities will pause for the World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. The Millionaire’s intention, with Eduardo Coudet leading the way, is to hold training camp in Spain, more precisely in the coastal city of Alicante.

The 3 reasons why River would hold preseason in Spain

Both River’s board and Eduardo Coudet want to hold preseason in Spain, and the reasons are varied. Although nothing has been finalized yet, people in Núñez are confident they can get it done in the coming weeks so they can start looking for opponents for friendlies.

One of the main reasons is to escape Buenos Aires’ harsh winter and be in a place with good weather. Another reason is to strengthen the River brand abroad, and being in Spain would help generate rapport with the locals. On the other hand, in Núñez they believe that arranging friendlies against European opponents could help strengthen the team.

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