Premier League’s Crystal Palace FC to Hold Training Camp in Morocco
Crystal Palace team training
Agadir - Arab Today
The English Premier League’s Crystal Palace FC is expected to kick off on Sunday in Agadir a training camp, which will be running through March 9.
The whole players of the club, where former Moroccan international Marouane Chamakh was playing, will be present in this camp under the coaching of manager Samuel Allardyce.
Several well-known players play with the Eagles, notably Mamadou Sakho, Christian Benteke, Yohan Cabaye, Daniel Young, Wilfred Zaha and Andros Townsend.
Crystal Palace FC sits 18th in the Premier League table, but are now level on points with the side above them.
Source :Morocco World News
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