As soon as the appointment of this new coach for Stoke City became official, all attention turned to training and hard work. With only two days of training before his debut, the focus is on making an immediate impact with Stoke City's talented squad.
The Catalan coach finds himself at a pivotal point in his career and is determined not to disappoint Stoke City’s fans. He wants to give his all in every game, especially with his first match approaching on September 20th at the Bet365 Stadium against Hull City in the EFL Championship.
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A Promising Start with Narcis Pelach
Given the momentum the coach has, there are high expectations that his work will be outstanding. He’s aiming to connect with the entire squad in the best way possible, building a solid team that will continue to grow throughout the season in every competition.
The challenge is not just on the field but also in creating a positive team environment off the pitch, ensuring that the players remain motivated and driven to compete at the highest level.
Straight to work ⚽️
— Stoke City FC (@stokecity) September 18, 2024
Pèlach prepares the Potters for Hull City. pic.twitter.com/qOGNpndueM
Narcis Pelach expressed these sentiments in his recent statements after joining the team. At just 36 years old, the coach promises a bright future. His commitment and enthusiasm were evident when he received the call from Sporting Director Jonathan Walters and Stoke City Chairman John Coates. Pelach didn’t hesitate to come to Stoke City, especially given the honor of leading a club with such a rich Premier League history like The Potters.
Daily hard work will be essential, especially when focusing on elevating the young talents in the squad like Sol Sidibe, Emre Tezgel, Bae Jun-ho, Million Manhoef, Ashley Phillips, and others. These players will need to work twice as hard, as their talent is remarkable, and they must prove this season that they are key figures for the club’s present and the future of the project led by Jonathan Walters, with Pelach now at the helm.