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Fitness specialist links FCSB player fatigue to Reghecampf training regime
A fitness specialist states FCSB players face exhaustion from Laurențiu Reghecampf's intense training but predicts improved form after mid-November.
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FCSB currently sit sixth in the championship with 21 points after 13 rounds, trailing leaders Dinamo București by 12 points. Despite this deficit, a fitness specialist close to the team stated that manager Laurențiu Reghecampf has implemented an intense physical training cycle normally reserved for winter preparation to build title contention capacity.
The specialist predicted that players would remain fatigued for at least seven to ten days due to this unseasonal high-intensity workload. Ricardo Pădurariu was observed to be exhausted at the end of matches and during sprints because he was unaccustomed to such training intensity. Korenica and Duarte were also described as physically depleted at the end of training sessions under the current regime.
Valentin Crețu was identified as tired and no longer performing at his previously recognized level due to the heavy physical load. Players over 30 years old are reportedly most affected by Thomas Neubert’s hard training sessions, with Muhar specifically noted as feeling the strain. Garita sustained an injury attributed to the demanding preparation, while Radunovic and Boutoutaou were also cited as struggling.
Denis Drăguș suffered an injury against Universitatea Craiova after arriving untrained and currently cannot start matches according to the specialist. However, the analyst expects FCSB to show significantly improved physical form after November 15 following this conditioning period and a future winter camp.
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