Alvaro Moratacaptain of the Spanish teamspoke again about the difficult episodes he went through at one point in his life when he was focused with Spain. Often highly criticized, Morata recalled their episodes of depression, with panic attacksand even explained that he had to leave Spain because “I couldn’t stand it.”.
Currently ahead of the MilanMorata revealed that he had to deal with depression which caused him various personal problems: “When you go through very difficult times, depression, panic attacks, it doesn’t matter what work you do, what situation you live in life, what you do. you have another person inside that you have to fight against every day and every night.
Thus, Álvaro Morata gave voice to a problem that many people experience in this society and that has affected it so much to the point of making the decision to leave Spain because I couldn’t “bear” all these difficult episodes. “In the end, for me, it was the best thing than leaving Spain because there came a time when I couldn’t stand it anymore,” explained the captain of the Spanish team.
It is worth remembering that when Spain won the European Cup, while he was also captain, Álvaro Morata himself revealed that he would not have participated in the European Cup without Iniesta and Bojan Krkic. “I would like to send a message to Andrés Iniesta. Without him and Bojan, I would not have played this European Cup. For my wife, my children, my parents and also Andrés and Bojan,” Morata said then.
Now, in an interview with Herrera at COPEÁlvaro Morata gives voice to the difficult struggle of people who suffer from depression and the silent struggle they face every day. “As players, I knew them. As people, Andrés too and not Bojan, but they are people that life gives you, because they are people who have lived moments like the one I lived and, in the end, there is the light at the end of everything,” added the captain of the Spanish team when it won the last European Cup, in addition to explaining that players like Iniesta or Krikic “have gone through moments like those I have lived and there is always light at the end of the tunnel.”
