GIRONA (SPAIN) (ITALPRESS) – “I’m a positive person. I’ve always had this mentality and I’ve carried it with me into every match I’ve faced, but this one is particularly tough for me.” This was Marc-André ter Stegen‘s post on social media. The Girona goalkeeper, formerly of Barcelona, has torn his hamstring and will undergo surgery that will keep him out of action for some time.
“Last weekend, the worst happened: I got injured during the match. I had just arrived in Girona, where I was treated with great warmth and support from the first minute. I couldn’t wait to be part of the team and help my teammates achieve our goal,” the German added. “My role has completely changed now, but my support for the team hasn’t. It’s not just a great group of players and staff: it feels like a family. I’ve felt their support and closeness from the start. As athletes, our greatest joy is competing: training and playing. I have to put everything on hold for several months, as I’ve decided to undergo surgery,” ter Stegen concluded.
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