”I’ll be even more fit’: Robben delays his first match with Groningen after his retirement

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Arjen Robben will not make his first appearance with the Groningen opposite pec Zwolle on Friday after asking not to be selected.

Robben, former Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and Chelsea, left his retirement and signed a one-year contract with Groningen in his training years, which he was looking for in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

The 36-year-old extreme for playing Zwolle will not yet participate after feeling the effects of a week of intense training.

“I need to be even more fit before I start competing.I had a very smart training week, where I was able to do things 100 percent,” Robben told Groningen’s official website.

“I’m in a smart position, however, betting a game is absolutely different from training.After not playing football for a year, it makes sense for you to find complaints.

“It’s a component of the effort you make. The framework reacts to training, your frame will have to get used to it again.Okay, but I don’t think it’s enough to play yet.I also need to feel 100 percent that I’m in a position for competitions.For that, I need to start by doing more organizational training.”

Head coach Danny Buijs said: “Arjen overcavised the barriers of his show last week and reached the limit.

“The efforts he has made over the past week have led to minor physical court cases in the form of muscle pain and stiffness.This is very understandable for a player his age who has not played for a year, but an explanation for us.take risks.

“We repeat what we’ve said before: there’s a bigger goal.We need Arjen to be as compatible as possible for matches.If you can play a role for us in as many matches as possible next season, we will be satisfied.”.”

Groningen is ready to begin his 2020-21 Eredivisie crusade on September 13 as opposed to PSV, Robben’s former club.

Robben announced in June that he would return to professional football, after giving up in July 2019, to help Groningen amid the monetary effect of the coronavirus pandemic.

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