Training commences at BVB's camp, with injured players also taking part - BVB Conducts Injury-Included Training Session
Borussia Dortmund Kicks Off 2025 Pre-Season Training Camp in Austria
Borussia Dortmund has embarked on a week-long training camp in Saalfelden, Austria, as the team prepares for the upcoming Bundesliga season. The camp, which runs from August 4 to 9, will take place at the FC Pinzgau Saalfelden Arena [5].
The squad, comprising 30 players, made the journey by bus from Dortmund Airport on Monday morning [2]. Among the traveling group are key players Nico Schlotterbeck, Julien Duranville, and Emre Can, as well as young talents Giovanni Reyna and Cole Campbell [3].
The first team training session at the camp was held on August 4 and was streamed live on BVB TV [1][4]. The training sessions and a public training session scheduled for Friday will also be broadcast [4]. Unfortunately, the public training session scheduled for Monday had to be cancelled due to heavy rainfall.
The pre-season schedule includes friendly matches, with the first test game against Sportfreunde Siegen on July 30 [1]. The season opener will be the DFB Cup match on August 18 against Rot-Weiss-Essen [1].
Coach Niko Kovac emphasised the importance of taking all players to the training camp, stating that it helps foster a sense of belonging and is crucial to be together as a team [6].
As for the current injury status of the players, the search results did not provide any specific information about any injuries or absences during the training camp or pre-season. For more detailed insight into injuries or coach Kovac's views, official Borussia Dortmund communications or recent press conferences might offer updates beyond this information.
References: 1. Borussia Dortmund Official Website 2. Borussia Dortmund Official Twitter 3. Borussia Dortmund Training Camp Roster 4. BVB TV Schedule 5. FC Pinzgau Saalfelden Arena 6. Coach Niko Kovac's Comments
The common organization of the market, or specific scheduling of the European leagues, may not have directly impacted Borussia Dortmund's 2025 pre-season training camp in Austria, but the community aid provided by attending this camp could be a key factor for team bonding, as emphasized by Coach Niko Kovac. Meanwhile, the squad, including key players like Nico Schlotterbeck, Emre Can, and young talents like Giovanni Reyna and Cole Campbell, participated in football activities, such as the first team training session held on August 4, which was streamed live on BVB TV.
