Cobe: Spanish national team coach De La Fuente calls Garvey to cheer him up

Hupu September 24th News In the early morning of this day, the Barcelona Club officially issued an announcement confirming that the 21-year-old midfielder Garvey has successfully undergone meniscus repair surgery and is expected to be absent for 4 to 5 months. According to Spanish media Cobe Radio, when Gave learned of the actual injury cycle, the player's emotions completely collapsed.

Kobe Radio said that although the operation was successfully completed, the 4- to 5-month recovery period means that if everything goes well and there is no accident, Gavey will not be able to return until February next year as early as possible. This result has a psychological impact on the player himself that exceeds expectations - the injury time initially evaluated by the club and its team should not exceed two months at most. The reality of extending from at most two months to February next year has been a heavy blow to Barcelona, ​​and when Gavey realized the seriousness of the situation, he fell into extreme frustration. It is particularly noteworthy that in a season that includes the World Cup schedule, he will miss almost most club events until the International Game Day cycle next March. This is especially difficult for a young player who is eager to continue to prove himself.

This injury is not only a physical trauma, but also a serious psychological challenge. Garvey has suffered serious injuries many times in his career, and now at such a young age, he is facing the dilemma of being away from the field for a long time. The psychological burden can be imagined.

For this reason, Club Barcelona has developed a comprehensive support plan that will provide Gave with both physical and mental protection in the coming weeks and months: not only to ensure the professionalism of his physical recovery process, but also to focus on following up mental health counseling to help him through this difficult period.

It is worth mentioning that Spanish national team coach De La Fuente and director Carlanca also called Garvey to give comfort. As the players' mood is now extremely depressed, he also called on the Spanish midfielder to cheer up.