Pressure from loaned players
Edin Terzic will face a large squad with the return of many loaned players who have performed excellently at clubs, increasing competition in the squad.
Edin Terzic will face a large squad at the start of the pre-season in early July, probably around the 6th. Nothing new in the sky. This is common at the beginning of each season. The usual overcrowding gradually reduces later with the departure of players, until there are only about 24-25 players left in the squad, with two for each position, although there are coaches who prefer less so as not to leave anyone on the field, especially as the current calls are for 23 players. This time there is a new element. The return of several loaned players who had good seasons, this creates additional difficulties for the German coach in a positive way. Julen Agirrezabala at Valencia until his injury, Hugo Rincón at Girona in his first spell in La Liga, Peio Canales at championship and promoted club Racing, and Beñat Gerenabarrena at Castellón, all took advantage of loan opportunities and returned to Lezama as better players, with a good resume to show for the new coach. Competition is always a good thing. This time there are players who need pressure from latecomers to regain their best form, the form they lost last season. We all know their names. The good thing about Terzic is that he comes with a completely new mindset, without any relationships with the players and therefore without any commitments. The best thing in these cases is not to "marry" anyone.
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