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River Plate Resumes Training Ahead of Busy April Schedule

Buenos Aires, Argentina – River Plate’s first-team squad concluded a four-day mini pre-season camp on Saturday, orchestrated by manager Eduardo Coudet, before dispersing ahead of a demanding April that includes league play and the start of the Copa Sudamericana. Players will reconvene on Tuesday to start preparations for their Torneo Apertura clash against Belgrano on Sunday, April 5th, at the Estadio Monumental.

The brief training camp began on Wednesday following two days of rest after River’s victory over Estudiantes de Río Cuarto in Córdoba. The team engaged in double sessions at Cardales on both Wednesday and Thursday, concluding their time there with a final workout on Friday. Saturday saw the squad complete their routine at the River Camp in Ezeiza, focusing on gym work and on-field drills.

Seven players were absent from the mini pre-season due to international commitments. Lucas Martínez Quarta and Marcos Acuña represented Argentina, while Ian Subiabre featured for the Argentina Under-20 team. Kevin Castaño and Juanfer Quintero were with Colombia, Kendry Páez with Ecuador, and Matías Viña with Uruguay. Their return to the squad will bolster Coudet’s options as River navigates a congested fixture list.

The River Plate squad completed training at the River Camp in Ezeiza on Saturday. (River Plate official)

Ramírez Joins the Squad

Tuesday’s resumption of training will also notice the arrival of 19-year-old central defender Tobías Ramírez, who recently joined River from Argentinos Juniors for a reported fee of $3.5 million for 80% of his registration. Ramírez’s addition provides Coudet with further defensive depth as the team prepares for a challenging run of matches.

April’s Fixture List

April promises to be a busy month for River Plate, with matches scheduled in both domestic and continental competitions. The team will necessitate to manage its squad effectively to navigate the demanding schedule. Here’s a look at the confirmed fixtures:

  • River vs. Belgrano
    • Date: Sunday, April 5th
    • Time: 18:00 local time
  • Blooming vs. River
    • Date: Wednesday, April 8th
    • Time: 21:30 local time
  • Racing vs. River
    • Date: Sunday, April 12th
    • Time: 20:00 local time
  • River vs. Carabobo
    • Date: Wednesday, April 15th
    • Time: 21:30 local time
  • River vs. Boca
    • Date: Sunday, April 19th
    • Time: 17:00 local time
  • River vs. Aldosivi
    • Date: Saturday, April 25th
    • Time: 21:30 local time
  • RB Bragantino vs. River
    • Date: Thursday, April 30th
    • Time: 21:30 local time

The upcoming Superclásico against Boca on April 19th is already circled on the calendars of River Plate fans, and will undoubtedly be a key test for Coudet’s side. The team will be looking to maintain their momentum and build on their recent good form as they aim to compete on multiple fronts.

River Plate’s focus now shifts to preparing for the visit of Belgrano. Coudet will be looking to integrate Ramírez into the squad and fine-tune his tactics ahead of what promises to be a crucial period for the club. The return of the international players will also be a welcome boost, providing the manager with more options as he looks to navigate the challenges ahead.

The team’s next confirmed match is against Belgrano on April 5th at the Estadio Monumental. Fans eager to follow the action can find updates and coverage on Archysport.com.

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Daniel Richardson is the Editor-in-Chief of Archysport, where he leads the editorial team and oversees all published content across nine sport verticals. With over 15 years in sports journalism, Daniel has reported from the FIFA World Cup, the Olympic Games, NFL Super Bowls, NBA Finals, and Grand Slam tennis tournaments. He previously served as Senior Sports Editor at Reuters and holds a Master's degree in Journalism from Columbia University. Recognized by the Sports Journalists' Association for excellence in reporting, Daniel is a member of the International Sports Press Association (AIPS). His editorial philosophy centers on accuracy, depth, and fair coverage — ensuring every story published on Archysport meets the highest standards of sports journalism.

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