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With masks and gloves everywhere, Atlético de Madrid returned to training this week following the measures established by the LaLiga protocol.
Many details were not reported when players began to reuse their club facilities.
But MARCA gained access and was able to witness his return.
From the car to the field
Most players used the two fields closest to the parking lot, while the goalkeepers trained on a third.
Temperature controls were taken when the players got out of their cars and then walked alone onto the field.
These measures were taken to minimize movement within the complex.
Two chairs as a locker
Once they reached the field, the players found two chairs that served as their own individual areas.
They left their belongings there before going to work, and they also had a bottle of water and a towel.
When the session ended, the players returned to their chairs, applied the disinfectant gel, put on gloves and a mask, and returned to their cars.
Two coaches on the field, one ball per player.
Diego Simeone and Oscar Ortega were on a court, while Nelson Vivas and Carlos Menéndez occupied the other to direct the exercises.
All coaches wore masks and gloves at all times and kept a distance.
The players each had one ball, and the work was done in pairs while remaining separate from each other.
Sanitized balls
When one group finished, the balls were completely disinfected to prepare them for the next group.
Tomás Renones: in charge of the movement
Players had to come and go from the field in an established order.
Tomas Renones was in charge of granting access to the roads so that the players did not end up on the same route as someone else at the same time.
Andrea Berta and Oscar Celada at the press stand
Accustomed to being in the field, Berta and Celada were forced to look from the space generally reserved for journalists to observe the training.
Of course, they kept a distance and communicated from afar, just like the players.
Source: m.allfootballapp.com
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