Hans Erik Odegaard quickly realized that his son could be good. In an episode of Norwegian TV2’s Fotballpunch, he talks about how he trained his son growing up.
The current Sandefjord coach is certain that no other 15-year-old had more touches on the ball than his son when he made his debut in the Eliteserien. He admits, it might not have been very good, but every winter for many years I thought every single day: “Did Martin get enough touches on the ball today?”.
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