Brighton and Hove Albion manager, Roberto de Zerbi, has implemented a customized physical training regimen for Ansu Fati in order to acclimate him to the club. Mundo Deportivo reports on the player’s progress and De Zerbi’s commitment to helping him adapt to the Premier League.
De Zerbi continues to have faith in Fati, who joined on loan from Barcelona during the summer transfer window. Despite some concerns in Spain regarding his performances at Brighton, the club remains confident in his abilities and understands the necessity for improvement.
To address this, De Zerbi has designed a specific work plan for Fati, tailored to prepare him for the demanding Premier League and European fixtures, requiring him to play two or three games a week.
The club acknowledges that Fati currently lacks rhythm and speed, so they are focusing on improving these aspects of his game. Their objective is to assist him in reaching full fitness and ultimately showcase his best performances in a Brighton shirt.
Carlos Baleba, another summer signing, serves as an example for Fati. His recent impressive display against Liverpool has motivated Fati, who was initially impatient, to learn the necessary preparations to be ready for games.
Only time will tell if Fati has embraced these teachings, but Brighton remains optimistic and hopeful that their plan will yield positive results in the near future.
