Portugal’s National Team Prepares for World Cup with Double Training Sessions and Upcoming Friendlies

The Portuguese national team is steadily progressing in their preparations for the World Cup in Uzbekistan. On Wednesday, the team held another double training session, gearing up for two upcoming friendlies: against Uzbekistan on Friday (6:00 pm, Rio Maior) and against Angola on Saturday (7:30 pm, Rio Maior).

Fábio Cecílio addressed the media, discussing the team’s preparation for the World Cup and expressing confidence in the group’s motivation for the event.

Training Period: “It’s been a challenging few weeks, but everything is going smoothly. We’re on the right path, working hard every day. Now it’s about fine-tuning some details. These two upcoming preparation games will allow us to apply what we’ve been practicing. Competing is crucial, but our focus remains on winning.”

Concentration: “Our focus is on daily training and the preparation games leading up to the World Cup. This daily commitment will ensure we’re ready for the significant challenges ahead. These matches will help us grow as a team. The variety and diversity of opponents we face will be crucial. It will keep us sharp and push us to perform at our best.”

Motivation: “The team is confident, happy, and has a strong, healthy spirit. That’s one of our ‘secrets’. We know pre-seasons are tough, but the goal is to be well-prepared. These are intense days with a heavy physical workload. Maintaining the right mindset is essential. It’s important to stay positive, approach our work with joy, and give our best in everything we do.”

Value of Competition: “The World Cup is the pinnacle of our careers. Everyone wants to be on the big stage. We need to enjoy the journey while staying focused on what needs to be done in every situation.”

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