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Thể Thao 247 - The overseas-based Thai stars, who will represent at Thai NT, could not have the best preparation for King’s Cup as they are now serving out of the country.
According to Siam Sports (Thailand), there might have such a threatening obstacle on the race of hunting for the 2019 King’s Cup title of Thailand.
The golden temple team might not have the strongest formation for the kick-off match.
The tight situation comes from the temporary-absences of talented stars namely Chanathip Songkrasin (Saporro) Thitipan Puangchan (Onita Trinita), and Theerathon Bunmathan (Yokohama F. Marinos, who now are playing for different clubs in Japan, which means they can only speed up with game after finishing J-League Round 14.
These above-mentioned players will gather with the national team from June 1 while King’s Cup kicks off on June 6. Therefore, it is likely that the Thai head coach Sirisak Yodyardthai could not have the best forces on the starting game against India squad.
Even if they are the most qualified players hardly adapting with such tight time for recovering strengths and falling in the line of the team’s style.
Back to the time of 2019 Asian Cup, Thailand once suffered a 1 – 4 defeat to India hence its lack of carefully set-up.
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