World: South Korea s weather is humid and hot, Barcelona has to adjust their daily training plan

Barcelona will play against Seoul FC in the second friendly match of the Asian Tour tonight. World Sports said that due to the humid and hot weather in South Korea, Frick had to adjust the team's daily training plan in South Korea.

In the match against Seoul FC, which currently ranks fourth in the K-League, Frick will continue to allocate players' playing time. Although he may not be fully equalized, he may reveal some ideas about the new season's starting lineup through this warm-up match.

On the tour of the United States last summer, the German coach gradually determined his main lineup as the game progressed. However, he didn't have all the players available at the time, as some were still on vacation or were in the Olympics like Fermin did. Given the current humid and hot weather in South Korea, Frick may again adopt a similar strategy.

Bernal will certainly not appear because his physical condition has not been approved for medical treatment and a return needs to be very cautious. On the other hand, Eric Garcia is already available, who did not participate in training on Tuesday due to excessive muscle load after the game against Kobe Victory Ship.

The high temperature and humidity in South Korea forced Frick to adjust his training plan, especially adding more hydrating breaks. During training in Seoul every day, the team will train in the hotel for relaxation, which is usually done on the court. In an interview with reporters, Frick revealed that the team has missed three training sessions in this Asian Tour.

This game will be the third time in Barcelona's history to play a preseason warm-up match in South Korea. The previous two games were in 2004 (Barcelona 1-0 Suwon Samsung) and 2010 (Barcelona 5-2K League All-Stars), both in Seoul.

World Sports predicts Barcelona starts

Joan Garcia; Conde, Kubasi, Inigo, Valde; Pedri, Garvey, Fermin; Yamal, Ferran, Rafinia