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Fermin Lopez has reassured Barcelona fans about his teammate Lamine Yamal’s condition after injury, stressing that the young player is doing well in the current recovery phase.
In an interview with the newspaperMundo Deportivo:Fermin Lopez spoke about the scenes of the bloody injury he received in the match with “Atletico” Madrid. He also expressed his position regarding Chelsea’s offer, as well as the disappointment of being left out of the Champions League.
Fermin emphasized that the Champions League is determined by small details, explaining that the team still needs to develop some things to fight for the continental title.
“The Champions League depends on the details and we have to improve them. Maybe we need to capitalize better or defend harder. We know very well what we are missing, but I am sure that Barcelona will come back stronger next season.”
Behind the scenes of a bloody injury
The player also recalled the painful injury he suffered in the Champions League game against Atletico, after he was hit hard in the face which caused him to bleed profusely.
“It was a very painful blow, but I could not leave the team in a qualifier of this magnitude. After the meeting, I struggled a lot with the stitches, especially since the anesthesia wasn’t fully effective because of the bruising.”
He revealed that the wound required approximately six stitches, including internal stitches for cosmetic reasons, stressing that the pain was very severe.
Fermin praises Fleck’s character
Regarding coach Hansi Flick, Firmin expressed great admiration for his personality and work style, stressing that the German coach has clearly changed the team.
“Fleck is a very ambitious and demanding person, but he is also very close to the players. We have grown a lot with him, both as a team and individually, and everyone is happy to work with him.”
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Reaction to the Chelsea news
He also commented on the news about him moving to Chelsea last summer, stressing that he never thought about leaving Barcelona.
“Everyone can be reassured. I was always calm because my goal was to stay at Barcelona. This is the dream of my life and now that it has come true, I want to enjoy it as long as possible.”
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A World Cup dream
Fermin also spoke about his ambitions with the Spanish national team before the next World Cup, stressing that he feels a lot of confidence from coach Luis de la Fuente.
He said: “I feel that I have started to play a bigger role with the national team and I am very happy about that. “Just being in the World Cup would be great, but we have a group that is capable of achieving great things.”
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An encouraging message about Yamal
Encouraging message about Yamal He also reassured Barcelona fans about Lamine Yamal’s condition after injury, stressing that the young player is doing well during the recovery phase.
“It is normal for an injury to be difficult for a player who always likes to participate, but he is now in good shape and fully focused on his recovery and I believe he will be ready soon.”
As for the criticism he received due to his celebration in the Catalan derby against Espanyol, Fermin emphasized that he never intended to disrespect the opponent.
He said: “There is always a charged atmosphere in the derby, but I did not show any insult or disrespect towards Espanyol.” I was just happy with the victory and that’s it.
