“I have no hope of ever seeing Michael Schumacher again”

The next one December 29 will mark 10 years since Michael Schumacher’s serious skiing accident, which completely changed the life of Aleman and his entire family. Little is known about Michael’s health after that blow to the head Meribel Ski Resortand one of the people who accompanied him on his rise to fame and success in Formula 1, Willie Weberspoke about his client in statements to the German newspaper ‘Express’.

Weber already explained a few years ago, in 2021, that Corinna, Schumacher’s wife, has not allowed him to visit Michael since the accident because of a “mistake” he made. “Why am I just a tired tire to his wife after all these years and I no longer fit in? Why am I not allowed to visit Michael? Why am I being punished?” he asked himself at that time, in 2021, Assuring that maybe it was a decision made by Corinna because Willi did not show up at the hospital right away: “I made a mistake. At that time, I didn’t get on the plane immediately and go to the hospital . I saw the people and I thought. no, I have to line up now.” Willi thought that he shouldn’t wait any longer and that he would visit Michael later, but he was wrong. “That was wrong! I should have left immediately. I felt miserable, I suffered like a dog,” he commented on that occasion.

And now, in a new interview for ‘Express’, he once again spoke about that “mistake” and the need to get that mistake out of his head that was causing him so much pain. Furthermore, he showed little hope of seeing his old client again.

YOUR NEW STATEMENTS:

“When I think of Michael now, unfortunately I have no hope of ever seeing him again. There is no positive news after ten years”Weber declared to the ‘Express’.

“Of course I’m very sorry and I blame myself. I should have visited Michael in the hospital. I cried like a dog after his accident. This hit me incredibly hard, you can imagine. Of course also the fact that Corinna no longer allows any contact. But at some point there came a time when I had to free myself from Michael and let him go.”argument.

“Even three or four years later, people who know me still ask me: ‘You were Schumacher’s former manager. How is Michael?’ So I stopped trying to explain and thought, ‘Why is nobody asking how I am?’ For me it was clear: ‘Well, it’s over now. This shit has to get out of my head,'” argument.

Furthermore, Weber said he was able to close that chapter with the publication of the book “Gasolina en la sangre.” “That’s true. It wasn’t easy to face that again. But I want to do it. The book should be the last line for me.”