The season preparation of the Bundesliga clubs is running at full speed, as is the case with the capital city club from Berlin. Hertha is already in her second training camp and is testing against Fenerbahce Istanbul in Stegersbach today, Thursday. Here you get all information about the friendly match and where you can watch the match live.
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The kick-off whistle for the test match between Hertha BSC and Fenerbahce on Thursday is at 17.30 hrs. The game is played in the Profertil Arena in Hartberg. However, the game will not be broadcast on free TV.
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New coach Ante Covic does not leave any questions unanswered when he is asked what he is personally concerned about in Hertha’s second training camp in Burgenland, Austria.
Covic is concerned with the fine-tuning and it will be about two-fight leadership, Covic announces many small game forms in over and under number. The units should be “rather shorter, but more intensive”, he says.
And what they have learned will also be tested in Stegersbach in the event of an emergency. During the training camp, the old lady will test twice more against Fenerbahce and West Ham United (July 30).
“We deliberately looked for two very good, well-known opponents in order to be able to call up what we had studied over the entire preparation process, even under high competition pressure,” says Covic.
Hertha has had a turbulent transfer summer to date. In Valentino Lazaro, an absolute starter left the old lady for Inter Milan for the club’s internal record sum of 22 million euros.
But the biggest change is probably the change of coach from Pal Dardai to Ante Covic. The Old Lady’s biggest transfer coup, on the other hand, is the overtime of Marko Grujic’s loan, who despite some ankle injuries played a strong debut season for Hertha (23 games, 5 goals).
“It was my wish to stay with Hertha. I’m glad that worked out now. I’m looking forward to the new season and will work hard in preparation to achieve the greatest possible success,” said Grujic, who, according to Guardian, will play a role in Hertha’s long-term plans for Liverpool FC to the disappointment of Hertha. Jürgen Klopp had assured the central midfielder that this was the case.
Hertha also strengthened its position in the current transfer window with the Nuremberg-based Eduard Löwen (7 million Euro), Chelsea-Juwel Daishawn Redan (2.7 million Euro) and Celtics Dedryck Boyata (free).
