Women's national team staff make technical visits to clubs in Mexico | OneFootball

Part of the coaching staff of the Brazilian Women's National Team conducted a series of technical visits to clubs in Mexico, the country where the team played its last two friendly matches. After the conclusion of the FIFA Date, coach Arthur Elias remained in the country, accompanied by Rodrigo Iglesias (assistant coach), Marcelo Rossetti (physical trainer), and Cristian Lizana (performance analyst).

During this period, the team visited three Mexican football clubs: Club América Femenil, Club Tigres Femenil, and Club Pachuca Femenil, where players Geyse, Priscila, and Isa Haas; Mariza and Jheniffer; and Aline Gomes play, respectively.

Marcelo Rossetti and Rodrigo Iglesias visited PachucaCredits: Disclosure/Club Pachuca Femenil

This was not the first time members of the staff have conducted this type of monitoring. The practice has been adopted since Arthur Elias took command of the Women's National Team. Since then, most of the clubs in the Brasileirão Feminino A1 have been visited, as well as some foreign teams that have Brazilian players in their squads.

The visits are part of an ongoing strategy to strengthen the monitoring of the athletes. Among the main objectives are: closely following the training sessions, observing the players' performance in their daily routines, and getting to know the structures, routines, and methodologies of the clubs where they play.

Arthur Elias and Cristian Lizana visited Tigres, where Brazilian players Jheniffer and Mariza playCredits: Disclosure/Club Tigres Femenil

In addition to allowing a more in-depth analysis of each athlete, the initiative also serves to present the Brazilian National Team's working methods to the clubs. This exchange helps align processes and further enhance the players' routines, especially during the periods of call-ups and returns.

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