Former Charlton and Millwall midfielder Josh Wright discusses life as a free agent during pre-season

Most players know that pre-season is tough. But the majority are consoled by the fact that they're all in it together. The support and camaraderie of team-mates helps individuals through the gruelling six week process, as does the structured training regime laid out by the manager and team of coaches. However for players without clubs, the road to regaining full fitness is far more difficult. A million miles away from the glitz and glamour of Premier League facilities, free agent Josh Wright trains alone without a group of team-mates or coaches to help him through it. EUROPA LEAGUE - Today AberdeenvFK Shkendija 79 Aberdeen2/9 Draw9/2 FK Shkendija 7910/1 Ashes 2015 Outrights England to win the Ashes10/3 Bet nowBet £5 get £20 free "It's mentally tough. You really have to be strong and show that desire to wake up every morning, get out and train hard," Wright told Sky Sports. Wright is just one of many unattached players presently training alone in a bid to make sure they're primed to seize the opportunity of a new deal.
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