Sunderland star Brian Brobbey’s personal coach Patrick Woerst has explained why the player’s continued progress in the Premier League isn’t only down to improved fitness. Last summer, the striker joined the Black Cats from Ajax. He had a difficult start…

Sunderland striker Brian Brobbey's personal coach, Patrick Woerst, explained that the forward's improved form is due to playing more efficiently rather than increased fitness alone. The Netherlands international joined Sunderland from Ajax and has scored three goals in five Premier League matches this season, including a hat-trick against Manchester City.
Woerst revealed that Brobbey modified his playing style by taking his first touch in motion to avoid physical battles with defenders. By staying out of the opposition center-back's direct line of sight—a tactic dubbed 'standing alone'—Brobbey expends less energy during matches compared to his time at Ajax.
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