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Al-Ittihad Saudi Club has begun its training camp in Marbella, Spain, under the leadership of young German coach Yenis Vessink. The goal is to restore the club’s competitive identity and the enthusiasm that has been missing in recent seasons, as the team approaches its centennial anniversary. Vessink emphasized to his players that "there is no room for slackers," stressing the importance of a winning mentality and fighting spirit to regain the club’s stature, which has declined after a season that did not meet the fans’ expectations. The team faces challenges regarding the foreign player roster, which currently includes 15 players, necessitating a reduction in numbers before strengthening the midfield. The coach is working to establish his tactical vision to revive the fighting spirit and achieve results worthy of the club’s historic milestone.
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