A day of recovery and recuperation
PAOK look to have found their feet in recent weeks with some solid displays, epitomized by Wednesday’s win over Larissa which saw the Double-headed Eagle put one foot firmly in the second round of the Greek Cup.
PAOK produced an impressive display, building on the positive performances against Olympiacos and OFI. This time the many chances created were converted into goals in what was a big win that is also important from a psychological perspective. Confidence is flowing through the squad, and this is the key ingredient needed for the upcoming challenges of successive derby matches.
On Sunday (24.01), PAOK meet ΑΕΚ at the Toumba, before a trip to the Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium to face Olympiacos on Wednesday (27.01).
The day after the win over Larissa found the squad gathered again in Nea Mesimvria. The Double-headed Eagle players followed a program focused on recovery and recuperation due to the relentless stream of matches, with exercises targeting muscle strengthening and fitness work.
Karol Swiderski, Nika Ninua and Anderson Esiti have gotten over the viruses that were troubling them and all three trained normally. Enea Mihaj is the only player not available for selection as he continued his treatment and rehab.
On Friday (22.01) PAOK will train again at 12:00 in Nea Mesimvria.
