The midfielder of Elche, Raul Gutisaid that the serious knee injury he suffered last year, which kept him out of the team for eight months, may be “good” for him to reconsider and regain the player and the person ” gone.”
The player, in the club’s media statements, admitted that during his recovery he experienced “very difficult” moments and reviewed in detail the moment in which the injury occurred, three days after joining the club on loan. Saragossa.
“That day I felt strange, I noticed something in my body,” revealed the player, who told how after the first medical tests “without telling me anything I already knew everything .”
During the rehabilitation, the man from Zaragoza assured that he did everything to become “a better person, footballer, brother and son” and thanked the injury for “that change I noticed in me.”
Guti He admitted that he had a bad time in his last spell at Elche “because of the insults and criticism”.
“I met at Moratawho said how was it possible that football, which is what I love, is at the same time what I hate,” he reflected. Gutiwho revealed that there were moments before going out on the field that he was “anxious and nervous” because of the pressure.
The player thanked the fans for the reception after his reappearance on Sunday against the Burgosbecause he once again felt “the Raoul appreciated”.
“I will show that I am the same as I was five or two years ago,” added the player, describing it as “pride” to continue being the player for whom Elche paid the biggest transfer in its history -five million euros-.
“If that amount is paid it is because I am worth it and I will continue to be worth it,” he argued. Raul Gutiadding that he made history at the club.
“I have been in Primera for three years. If they had told me five years ago I wouldn’t have believed it, it was unthinkable. I played at a historic club against Messi, the best in the world, or at the Bernabéu,” he reflected.
The midfielder, who arrived at the club in the summer of 2020, pointed out that his best moment at the club was his first stay in the Primera “because it seemed impossible to save us and the stars aligned.”
Aragonese said he always learned from all the coaches he had, even from the ones he didn’t have good chemistry with and who taught him “how not to be as a person.”
Raúl Guti hopes this season “not to get hurt again,” although he admits that “promotion” is a collective goal.
“Health comes first. That there is no serious harm because it is bad. “Let the people be calm because we will work for promotion,” added the player, appreciating that since his arrival at Elche “the club has grown a lot.”
“I have been here for many years and hopefully many more. And the higher, the better,” declared the footballer, who after participating in two games, one in the League and another in the Cup, said he was “confident and fearless.”
“I think I will gradually forget about the injury and leave the past behind,” concluded the midfielder.
Source: La Verdad
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