Bad news continues in the world of football as a result of injuries. At the beginning of the week we knew that Marc Cucalon, one of the greatest jewels of the Real Madrid youth academy, He retired at the age of 19 after tearing the cruciate ligament in his right knee, he was then affected by a bacteria that settled in the cartilage.
Now the bad news continues. Myles Sohna (2002), young player who played up to 12 years in Aston Villa’s youth academy, He decided to end his sports career at the age of 22 after suffering two injuries to his anterior cruciate ligament.. Their last official match was on October 21, 2022, against the Nottingham Forest reserve team. Sohna was replaced at half-time.
The young English player settled into the central position from a very young age, being one of the biggest promises of the Aston Villa academy. “With mixed feelings, due to an injury, I decided to retire from professional football. It really happened the hardest decision I ever had to make, but after months of careful consideration and consultation with a specialist, it became clear that this was the best decision for my long-term health,” began the player’s statement shared on social networks.
“The last three seasons have been the hardest of my career, both mentally and physically.“, he said. “After tearing anterior cruciate ligaments in both knees in back-to-back seasons and working hard to recover from both injuries. Unfortunately, more than a year ago I suffered another serious knee injury that required a third operation,” said the young Englishman.
Illness forces him to end his career
Myles Sohna is retiring because he says he has pain in the area every time he exercises, after rupturing the anterior cruciate ligaments in both knees. “I never thought this would become my reality. “Despite doing everything I can to get back in shape, I still have a lot of pain and inflammation whenever I do high-impact activity,” she added.
Finally, the Aston Villa pledge would like to thank all the family members and close people with whom he shared this difficult moment of his sports career. “I would like to thank my family and friends for their unconditional support throughout my football career and also my former team-mates and the staff at Aston Villa FC for making me my 12 years there were very special“when he finished.
Source: La Verdad
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