England's heavyweight team is preparing for its first full season in Glasgow and it is understood that high fan levels will motivate him.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain said that the maddening pressure and play in the pressure cooker at the Celtic stadium is the perfect boost that you need to reach new heights. The great success of London's Arsenal and Liverpool helped the Scottish giants complete the golden double of last season, having joined the team on a short-term contract.

The sides agreed to continue the competition, and now the 32-year-old team is preparing for its first full season in Glasgow. While his active team already has a new set of English trophies and the Champions League Cup, he knows that his passion is growing stronger.

Confused by the pressure ahead of the first Premier League match against Dundee on Monday, we spoke about our motivation:.

" The idea was to try to do everything possible, to give the boys a little information or a few bright moments that would help them achieve their goals. “When it all ended, it was like a fairy tale,” Alex said..

Oxlade-Chamberlain said that the highest standards of the club do not allow them to relax:.

“I was lucky enough to play in teams where I gained a lot of money, but at the same time I will be able to make it through competition. I thrive in this “pressure cooker”. This very mentality is here. “It’s important to reveal yourself as much as possible at this stage of your career,” adding.

The English and his team-mates are breathing, looking at the young people and the recognized leaders:.

" And among them are guys like Callum McGregor and James Forrest, who have won a lot, but are still hungry for trophies. This middle thing is the very thing that I need,” said the sick person.

For Oxlade-Chamberlain, this summer preparation period is special. Last season we spent the first half without the club after the contract with Turkish Besiktas was terminated, and last summer we were separated from the team according to the decisions of the then coach Giovanni van Bronckhorst.

“This, perhaps, is my first good preseason for good three years,” the gravets learned. — Without it, it’s impossible to know 100% that you’re ready to physically scrub all season. You still feel this buzz, I run on a par with 16-17-year-old boys, like a re-emotion. You live by its energy and feel just as young. We get to marvel at the end of the season, but now I feel like a miracle,” summed up Oxlade-Chamberlain.

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