Watching Spain Play Without Me Was Too Painful – Fermin Lopez

Barcelona midfielder Fermin Lopez has said that he endured the worst summer of his life. This comes after an injury ruled him out of Spain’s World Cup-winning campaign, and fans have been reacting.

Admitting that he required professional help to cope with the heartbreak of being unable to play for his national team, Fermin revealed that watching Spain play without him was too painful.

Lopez confessed that the emotional impact of his forced exclusion was so severe that he initially refused to tune into the tournament.

His words, “It’s been the worst summer of my life. I was at my peak, everything was going well, and then the injury happened.

You learn from these situations, but it’s true that I’ve had a really tough summer. I’ve gotten through it thanks to my family, my partner, and my friends. I needed help. I already had it before, but my coach has helped me a lot to get through it.

I didn’t watch the first few matches of the Spanish national team in the World Cup. I couldn’t. I wanted to be there at the World Cup. Let me make it clear that it made me very happy to see my teammates win the World Cup. Towards the end of the World Cup, I felt a bit better and decided to go see the final live in New York.

I’m feeling better every day. I have no discomfort, which is important. If everything goes well, I could play a few minutes in the Gamper Trophy match. The intention is to come back from this injury with even more motivation. I think I’m very ready. I’ve already shown how I can help Barca, and I have to continue doing the same next season.

The dream of winning the Champions League is shared by the whole team. We’ve closed the last two years. This season could be a good one. We’ve been playing together for three years and have experienced a lot. I feel we’re ready to win the Champions League. Winning a third consecutive league title is difficult. It will be a tough year. But if we’re focused on our game and united, we can win a third league title.”