The Falcons are already familiar with Madrid’s cold: eight hours of travel, ten degrees colder, and practice at "four in the morning"

The Atlanta Falcons are already in Madrid . And they have wasted no time getting started. As soon as they landed in the Spanish capital, and after a journey of more than eight hours, they headed straight to Real Madrid’s training complex , where they will be preparing for Sunday’s game over the next few days.

There they were greeted by the capital's characteristic morning cold. Upon their arrival, the thermometer did not rise above 8ºC, ten less than it was in Atlanta, Georgia. Far from going to rest, they headed straight to the field and trained at 10 in the morning Spanish time (6 hours earlier for them).

"Normally on a Wednesday we have a normal practice, but with the flight, what we've done is a quick mobility workout to make sure they move around after the plane ride. Then we'll spend a little time here and later head to the hotel. Today we're going to focus more on the mental side than the physical," explained Kevin Stefanski, head coach of the Atlanta Falcons, at a press conference.

As confirmed by the team's Head Coach from Georgia, training has been reduced to a series of mobility exercises . There we were able to see the big stars of the "eagles team." Bijan Robinson, Drake London, and Kyle Pitts have all been present on the pitch at Real Madrid's training ground and will be available for Sunday's game.

About the Falcons' No. 7, Stefanski was full of praise: "The Lord has blessed Bijan. He has a combination of strength and agility. It seems like he was made in a laboratory." B. Robinson and the rest of his teammates will train more intensely and tactically on Thursday and Friday.

The Falcons' coach also wanted to express words of gratitude to the Spanish capital: "I would love for the fans here to understand the team we are. We are delighted to have the support of the city and to play at home . We are delighted to be here. We will take a walk and get to know the city, on Friday we will go out to dinner and the family is even coming."

About the club and the stadium, he did not want to say too much: "I don't know much about football. I have a lot of respect for Real Madrid and what the team means to the world . I am aware of how important the Bernabéu is. I want to thank Real Madrid, it is an incredible organization and has spectacular facilities."