Terchoun: “I am a mega Gfroerli”: this is how the Nati stars protect themselves from the cold

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Some prefer it a bit warmer, others are very happy to escape the European summer in New Zealand. The Nati stars have different preferences when it comes to temperatures.

Someone who prefers it a little warmer is Meriame Terchoun. “I am a mega Gfroerli,” says the striker. She is often cold, so a jug should not be missing in her travel bag. Eseosa Aigbogun is also more of a draft horse in the team. “I like it better when it’s warm.” Going to the ice bath as a regeneration measure is therefore not one of the defender’s favorite pastimes. In addition to thermal pants, warm pajamas should not be missing in her luggage.

“At a highlight like the World Cup, it doesn’t matter again”

Gäelle Thalmann has an ambivalent relationship with the heat. “If you see where I last played (Seville – Ed.), I prefer to play at 40 degrees,” said the keeper. But she still prefers to train in the rain. Whether the World Cup is played in winter or summer is irrelevant for the number 1. “If you can be there at such a highlight as a World Cup, it doesn’t matter again.”

The climatic conditions are also Hans was Heiri for Seraina Piubel. “I’m always too hot in the summer and always too cold in the winter,” says the FCZ star. You can never please her. Nevertheless, she takes the bikini for New Zealand. “Maybe the hotel has a spa.”

Not everyone thinks the cool weather is bad

Others are happy that the World Cup is taking place in the southern hemisphere. “Exercising at 30 or 35 degrees is horrible,” says Ana-Maria Crnogorcevic. The record player of the national team is used to the high temperatures of daily club life at FC Barcelona, ​​but still likes it when it is a bit cooler. “16, 17 or 18 degrees and a light drizzle would be the perfect weather for me.”

Luana Bühler is also happy when the thermometer doesn’t get too high. “I prefer it a little cooler. That’s why I don’t think I’ll have much adjustment problems after arriving in New Zealand.” The English pros Lia Wälti, Noelle Maritz and Alisha Lehmann are used to the harsh weather in the British Isles. “Personally I prefer 30 degrees” says Lehmann. “But it’s fine to play football when it’s a bit cooler.”

Source : Blick