On Tuesday, 6 February, after three days of rest, Dynamo Kyiv's first team resumed training in Turkey.
Over the weekend, the team recovered after a tough first training camp, during which they worked two training sessions a day. At the same time, the players who were injured used these days to recover and return to full training.
In particular, Volodymyr Shepelev, Mykola Shaparenko, Vitalii Buyalskyi and Vladyslav Supryaha returned to the general group and are working without restrictions again.
On Tuesday, the White and Blues held one training session on the training field. Before it started, Oleksandr Shovkovskyi gathered the team in the middle of the pitch and outlined the work plan for the coming days. In particular, Oleksandr Volodymyrovych said that the players would have a lot of theoretical lessons at the second training camp.
The coach also congratulated Kristian Bilovar on his birthday yesterday, presenting him with a symbolic gift from the whole team, and his teammates arranged a traditional festive corridor for him.
Work on the pitch began with a short run and warm-up. Then they started working with the balls. First, Dynamo worked on the quality of passes in different parts of the field. Then there was a simulation of game situations, during which the players worked on the interaction when moving from defence to attack and team actions in attack.
The players also competed in three teams on a small field. The training session ended with shots on goal.
Dynamo will play its first friendly match at the second training camp on Thursday, 8 February, when it will face Latvian club Liepaja.
