Pre-Season Stages
Where UK clubs build their season.
Built for UK clubs running their summer block in Spain. Pick the base city, pick the length between four and fifteen nights, pick full board or half. We sort the training pitches, the friendlies against age-matched Spanish opposition, the recovery pool and the coach. Your staff coach. The lads train, play, eat, sleep. Nothing else to think about.
- 01Choice of base: Madrid, Valencia, Barcelona or Málaga
- 024 to 15 nights, full board or half board
- 03Daily access to FIFA-standard grass training pitches
- 04Two to four friendlies arranged against age-matched Spanish clubs
- 05Strength-and-conditioning gym time and pool recovery sessions
- 06Team hotel within driving distance of pitch and stadium
- 07Private coach with driver for transfers and daily pitch shuttles
- 08One Odisea contact on the ground from arrival to flight home
Day by day.
A sample shape of the trip. We adjust every itinerary to the group, the season and the dates.
Day IIDay 1Arrival
Airport pickup by private coach, transfer to the team hotel, pitch walkaround and kit drop, welcome meal and first team meeting.
Day IIIIDay 2Train
Morning fitness work on the training pitch, afternoon technical session, gym and pool recovery before dinner.
Day IIIIIIDay 3Match
Light morning shakeout, pre-match meal at the hotel, evening friendly against an age-matched Spanish club, post-match recovery.
- IVDay IVIVDay 4
Recovery
Pool, stretching and a video session in the morning, optional stadium tour or beach walk in the afternoon, full board through the day.
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