Turkish Amputee National Team Prepares in Kayseri for the World Cup in Mexico
Aiming to defend their championship title at the World Cup to be held in Mexico, the crescent-star amputee footballers are continuing their preparations at the Erciyes High Altitude Camp Center.
The Turkish Amputee National Team is continuing its preparations at the Erciyes High Altitude Camp Center in Kayseri ahead of the World Cup to be held in San Juan de los Lagos, Mexico.
High Altitude Camp in Kayseri
The Turkish Amputee National Team is continuing its preparations for the World Cup, which will take place between November 13 and 22 in San Juan de los Lagos, Mexico, at the Erciyes High Altitude Camp Center, which has an altitude of 1,850 meters and is operated by the Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality.
Statements from Head Coach İsmail Temiz
Head coach İsmail Temiz stated that he liked the facilities in Kayseri very much, thanked the officials who brought the facility to life, and expressed that they are going through an intensive working period to defend their title as the reigning world cup champions.
Training Process and Goals
Stating that they are building strength and power at high altitude by training twice a day, İsmail Temiz conveyed that the camp will end on September 17 and they will depart on the 18th, emphasizing that the nation expects a championship from them.
Opponents and Social Responsibility Efforts
Stating that Brazil, Poland, England, Ghana, and Angola are among the strong opponents, Temiz also noted that they are carrying out efforts to introduce citizens who lost limbs following the Kahramanmaraş-centered earthquakes to the amputee football branch.