Yesterday afternoon, LASK trainer Andreas Wieland released his players at the training camp in Belek. Marko Raguz would have liked to have given up his free time – after the fall, in which he was slowed down by the after-effects of his cruciate ligament tear, the 23-year-old is keen on every session.
“It’s very important for me to do every training session and get as many minutes of the game as possible,” said Eferdinger. “Then the performance will come by itself, then I’ll improve from game to game.” Raguz is well on the way back to the old goal threat: he scored a goal in the 7-1 win in the first friendly against GAK, and in the 2-1 draw against Maribor in Belek he prepared Thomas Goiginger’s equalizer with a quick indirect free-kick . Raguz: “We put in a good performance for the 90 minutes.”
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Ried: Return to back four?
SV Guntamatic Ried won the test against second division club FC Juniors OÖ 6:0. The new coach Robert Ibertsberger set up a back four in the third game as well, and the back three and five that were so successful in the fall could be history. Marcel Canadi could be in the front line after the absence of Seifedin Chabbi – but another attack by the storm is still an issue.
Second division club Blau-Weiss Linz will also attack: Ex-Kapfenberger Paul Mensah is expected to sign with Botosani today after six months in Romania. The commitment of the non-club defender Christoph Schösswendter has already been fixed. The 33-year-old was not there in the 7-1 win against regional league team FC Wels.
After Tolga Günes, Zwischen Steyr signed another offensive player: Christopher Kröhn was loaned out by the Regionalliga-Ost-Klub Mauerwerk. (mag/rawa)
Source: Nachrichten
