Still Minim Goals, Benteke Consultation with Mental Coach

Still Minim Goals, Benteke Consultation with Mental Coach

Liverpool - Christian Benteke began to feel the weight of pressures, as the support front-line club of Liverpool. In order to boost mentally he met a renowned mental coach in Belgium.

Of the four Premier League matches this season new Benteke make one goal, which he created in the game against Bournemouth. Although still early in the season, the Belgian striker already feel great pressure on productivity is minimal. Moreover, he came to Anfield for a fee of up to 32 million pounds.

To help improve performance and handle the pressure that comes, Benteke see a mental coach named Michel Bruyninckx. Men who also came from Belgium and renowned helped lead his country to many young stars can shine in major competitions such as the Premier League.

"When he was a child, he regularly move from one club to another, because he has only one profile as a strong player in psychology. I tried to convince him to develop his mind that he did not have to accept that label and he could be continued constantly changing ability. And the way he thinks proven already plays a major role in his career, "said Bruyninckx.

"This is not a new challenge for him. For many years, people are assured that the Christian is a player who only rely on physical, rather than mental. He had to change it all. When you see him in the national team, you can see it. Technically he's got skill, he is creative, he's smart. I fully believe, in Liverpool, he will reach a higher level again, "said Bruyninckx in ESPNFC.

Bruyninckx, 64 years old, currently working at the club Standard Liege and also the junior national team of Belgium. He is also a consultant at Real Madrid and AC Milan in particular for the development of young players.

"Step by step he understands that in modern football demanding a few other things and mental endurance and mental strength has changed a lot," said Bruyninckx.

Sharpness Benteke would be expected to come by Liverpool fans at this weekend. The Reds will visit to Old Trafford in the fifth week of the Premier League.