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Bodwin Zandan compares Eran Zehavi to Frank Lampard: "Training like an animal"

Zandan, the former Dutch player who now serves as PSV Eindhoven's striker coach, claims the team has never questioned him, again describing his impressive training routine: "It always stays after training, and it pays off"

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Wednesday, 13 January 2021, 16:21

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Eran Zehavi has once again become the man in question at PSV Eindhoven after the Israeli striker won a double over the weekend in the team's big game against Ajax, which ended in a fun 2-2 draw.

Zehavi has been eulogized by many commentators in the Netherlands, but Eindhoven has never doubted him.

At least that's what the team's striker coach, Bodwin Zanden, a former Dutch player, claims.

According to Zandan, "Zehavi was looking for himself at first, he came here from a different setting and then got injured. But you see how he trains, and he knows what he wants. He also always does extra training for himself after our session. He trains like an animal."

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Zandan even flatters Zahavi, comparing him to another star he has played with in the past - Frank Lampard - with whom he collaborated at Chelsea.

"After training, he would always stay on the grass with a bag of 20 balls on the edge of the field, and would just kick the goal. So it's not surprising that then it manifests itself on the field. If you invest, it pays off for you."

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