Gédéon Kalulu has joined the rest of the squad at the team's training camp in Poland. The DR Congo international defender was granted additional leave following his participation in the FIFA World Cup, where he represented his country and helped the Leopards reach the Round of 32.
Meanwhile, the team's pre-season preparations continued on Tuesday with two training sessions, both held on the pitch.
The morning session lasted approximately 75 minutes and included passing drills, acceleration exercises and short-distance sprint work. The players then took part in one-on-one, two-on-two and three-on-three exercises in tight spaces before concluding the session with work on set pieces.
The afternoon session focused on build-up play, ball circulation and finishing drills, with the final part of training once again dedicated to set-piece routines.
The team will play its second friendly match on Polish soil tomorrow against Hapoel Ra'ananna, an Israeli second-division side aiming for promotion to the top flight. The squad is made up primarily of domestic players, while three recently signed African players have also been added to the roster.
The match will be played at the training facilities of the hotel where our team is based and is scheduled to kick off at 17:00 local time (18:00 Cyprus time).
