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Wolf tracks on Monday

Double session to start the week / early departures / Gerhardt and Roussillon resume team training.

VfL-Wolfsburg-player Ridle Baku and Maximilian Arnold on the training ground.

Double session:The VfL players enjoyed a day off on Sunday but began the new week with two training sessions on Monday, in which head coach Niko Kovac primarily focused on movement patterns. The next couple of days will follow a simple routine for the Wolves: up to and including Thursday they will train at 11:30 CET (10:30 local time), before switching to 11:00 CET (10:00 local time) on Friday.

Early departure:VfL managing director Jörg Schmadtke, head of scouting Nils Schmadtke and doctors Gunter Wilhelm and Günter Pfeiler all departed Almancil for Wolfsburg on Monday. Dr. Stephan Bornhardt and Heiko Wehe joined the training camp later in the day.

Back in training: After Yannick Gerhardt and Jerome Roussillon both missed the last few sessions to train individually, the duo were back among their colleagues out on the training pitch on Monday morning. Lukas Nmecha was the only player still working individually as he gears up for his comeback. Roussillon completed an individual workout in the afternoon but Gerhardt participated in the majority of team training.

New video analyst: David Neugebauer has joined Martin Raschick and Sascha Simon as part of the Wolves' team of video analysts. The 25-year-old newcomer, who arrived at the training camp on Sunday and will begin work immediately, was previously head of "Match analysis team Köln" at the German Sport University in Cologne. Yannic Thiel, on the other hand, is no longer at VfL and is now employed as a video analyst by 1. FC Saarbrücken.

She-Wolves start training: VfL Women underwent lactate tests on Monday as Tommy Stroot's side began their preparations for their upcoming matches in the Bundesliga, DFB Cup and UEFA Women's Champions League.