Egor Demin praises the system of Jordi Fernández: 'The European mindset is what makes all the difference'

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Context: Monday opens media day and Tuesday starts work

On Monday, Brooklyn Nets opened pre-season with media day and then on Tuesday the team officially kicked off training camp for this young group of players.

Development: Spanish coach and cast with strong European presence

Spanish coach Jordi Fernandez, 43, commands a roster filled with European athletes. The growing international presence in the league is treated by him as a reality of talent observation, not an automatic advantage. For Fernandes, passports don't matter; performance matters. If the player focuses on what he can control, opportunities appear.

He wants athletes to put him in front of tough choices on the rotation. The idea is simple: the more players in good shape, the more challenging the coach's job becomes.

Individual development: shipowners and athletes prepare for the season

The point guard Russian Egor Demin prioritized strength work in the summer to deal with high athletics of the league.He also feels a natural connection with the new coach, because Fernandez's European way of thinking facilitates learning: several concepts presented by the coach are already part of the path that Demin knew.

point guard 's Israeli Ben Saraf carries the same confidence. For him, competition between shipowners works as fuel. His compatriot Danny Wolf spent the off-season building up his body to get ready for prep work.

point guard 's Frenchman Nolan Traore is also part of this European nucleus, while the tall German athlete has spoken about his choice for team management.

Schedule: 4 preseason games through October 21

The Brooklyn Nets have 4 preseason games before opening the regular season, scheduled for October 21 at Barclays Center against the Charlotte Hornets .[2] The period serves to adjust rotation, test athletes and turn summer development into actual minutes.

Summary of the current stage

At the moment, Brooklyn Nets is in an active preparation phase: media day on Monday, training camp starting Tuesday and 4 games ahead until 21 October.Under Jordi Fernandez, 43, the team aims to convert the strong European presence and individual work of each athlete into concrete production.