Albania coach Maran tests tactics ahead of Belarus match

Albania held its latest training session at the House of Football as preparations continue for four UEFA Nations League matches. Albania head coach Rolando Maran started the session in the gym before moving to the pitch. The team worked on tactics, different playing systems and set pieces.

Kristjan Asllani continued individual training at the National Team Clinic and in the gym. Meanwhile, Klisman Cake followed a recovery programme under the national team’s medical staff.

The team will hold its next session at Air Albania Stadium on Saturday. The players will complete preparations for their first match against Belarus. Training will start at 16:00, with the first 15 minutes open to the media. Maran and Albania captain Berat Gjimshiti will also hold an official press conference at 15:00.

Belarus will hold its press conference at 17:30. The Belarusian team will conduct its official training at 18:00.

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