Training camps can appear to be the same each year from the outside. The team have travelled to a location, where the surroundings are ideal in order to prepare for the season ahead, and where they will have the chance to play friendly matches against international opponents. How does a player spend the time in a training camp? Are there any differences between the winter and summer training camps? We asked young Roland Szolnoki about just this.

- The training camp gives us the perfect chance, to spend a long time together with our team mates. This will help us to get to know each other even more. I believe that there are differences between the winter and summer camps, as we get a longer time to rest over the winter period, and the pre-season lasts for a longer time. The summer - with us being involved in European competition - is a much shorter break, and there is less time to have pre-season, which means that the sessions are much more intensive. The heatwave makes things even harder for us, but the coaching staff have taken this into consideration, when planning the program. There is the same emphasis placed on both the stamina side of things, as there is with us practising tactics. I feel, and it is not an exaggeration if I say, that this training camp is one of the hardest that I have ever participated in. However, no one is moaning about this, and no one is unsatisfied with things. We all know that these hard training camps are a very important part of our development. We know that these are needed in order for us to be successful in both the Europa league and league championship.