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Peristeri: On August 22nd, start preparation under the direction of Spanoulis, the friendly schedule
Peristeri’s training start with Vassilis Spanoulis as coach is scheduled for August 22nd. The main phase of preparation takes place in Karpenisi, while the program also includes a number of strong friendlies.
Peristeri enters a new era, this time with coach Vassilis Spanoulis starting preparations for the new season on August 22. A few days before, specifically on August 17th, the first meeting of the players is scheduled, while between August 17th and 22nd all the necessary medical checks will be carried out.
Peristeri will carry out the main phase of his preparation in Karpenissi, while several strong pre-season friendlies are already planned.
Peristeri pre-season friendlies in detail
- 3/9 friendly match with Karditsa in Karpenisi
- 7/9 friendly game with Lavrio at home
- 10/9 friendly with Prometheus at home
- 14/9 friendly match with Prometheus in Patras
17.-18.9. “Nikos Fassouras” tournament
- 17/9 Peristeri-PAOK
- 18/9 Cluj with AEK
23-24 Neofytos Handriotis tournament in Cyprus
- 9/23 Opponent Red Star
- 24/9 opponent Hapoel Holon
The announcement of Peristeri:
“On August 17, the first meeting of Peristeri players is scheduled to start preparations for the New Year. From August 17th to 21st, the hematological and ergometric tests will be completed.
On August 22nd in the hall of “Andreas Papandreou” will take place the official “premier” of Peristeri for the 2022-2023 season!
The main preparation phase will take place in Karpenisi from August 28 to September 3, and then the team will return to its base.
Eight friendlies are now on Vassilis Spanoulis’ preparation plan for the new year. Through these very strong tests, which he has chosen to prepare and “build” his competitive philosophy, the “Cyanocitrin” coach will have the opportunity to draw useful conclusions and consolidate his philosophy and his way of playing towards the players.”
Source: sport 24
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