The Honduras National Team held his third training session in San Pedro Sula ahead of next Friday’s duel against Panama for the World Cup qualifiers a Qatar 2022.
The Honduran team led by Hernán the “Bolillo” Gómez, He has already worked with an almost complete squad. Of the 26 players summoned, this afternoon’s training was made up of 21 members, because today they already joined Jonathan Rubio, Bryan moya and Deiby Flores.
There are only five elements that are pending to be added to the Bicolor. This same Monday night the attackers will arrive in San Pedro Sula Alberth Elis and Romell Quioto. Tuesday during the day they will Denil Maldonado and Alfredo Mejía. The last to arrive in the country will be the scorer of Nacional de Madeira, Bryan Róchez.
The Honduran team worked on the impeccable field of the school Happy Days and Freedom San Pedro Sula and “Bolillo” allowed access to the media for the first 15 minutes.
One of the novelties in practice was the presence of the first Panamanian journalists who were already spying on the H ahead of the game this Friday. One of them is Johnny mosquera, an experienced channel communicator who has even had a good relationship with the Bicolor coach, before the Panamanians’ coach.
“The game on Friday acquires morbidity by the subject “Bolillo” Gomez, on Panama There is a lot of expectation, we hope that our team can win in San Pedro Sula and leave no possibilities for Honduras“says Mosquera.
The catracho team worked with intensity from the first minute. The session began with the classic talk of the coach to the players and later with the pre-competitive work of the physical trainer Mauricio Roldán.
One detail to consider is that at least the 21 players who are already under Gomez’s command are in good health and are training fully.
This Tuesday they will do their fourth training session and they will do it with almost the entire squad, the only one who will not be able to work yet will be Róchez, who will join the concentration hotel until late at night, after his long trip from Portugal.
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