Rodri Hernandezmidfielder Manchester City and the Spanish and current team Ballon d’Or, He continues with the recovery from his anterior cruciate ligament and meniscus injury in his right knee suffered in the match against Arsenal on September 22 with the aim of giving me the option of being able to return to the level I was at before the mishap.
“My main objective is to recover well physically, return, or give myself the option of being able to return to the level I was at,” the Madrid media outlet told the media. Spanish Federation (RFEF) about his desire for the next year.
Rodri, first Madrid Ballon d’Or
The injury stopped short a course that was being full for Rodri, former player of Villarreal and Atlético de Madrid, with the titles of the Premier League with his club or the Euro Cup with the Spanish team, and individual awards such as the Ballon d’Or or being chosen MVP of the continental tournament for national teams.
The player of Manchester City He confesses how “long and boring” the recovery process is: “It is a hard process, it is a long and boring process. Above all, the first months in which I have not been able to support and the exercises are more boring, you can’t do as many, you can’t put weight on your leg… “
“Once you start walking, it becomes more enjoyable, more fun, you introduce activities like riding a bike, walking, swimming… It becomes more enjoyable, but, yes, at first it is a little more difficult…” he added. Rodri.
Rodri Hernández, the personification of the ‘Spain style’
Despite this, the brand new Ballon d’Or He shows himself as a grateful and positive person in the face of the difficulties that arise along the way: “I am a person who faces things as they come.
I have always been grateful for what God has given me, for what I am doing in my career and I know that injuries are part of the process” he noted.
Rodri, from Madrid to heaven with a stop in Villanueva de la Cañada
After several years maintaining regularity at its level, 2024 has been the definitive year in which Rodri He has become one of the best players in the world, winning individual and collective trophies, for which he claims to be in the best moment of his career.
“On a sporting level it has been another fantastic year, another year full of successes both at the club level and with my national team. The truth is that I am in the best moment of my career and I have been working very hard for this type of achievements,” said the player of the Manchester City.
One of them, the Ballon d’Or achieved in Paris, for which the midfielder claims to be unaware of what winning it means: “I am euphoric and happy, but I am not 100% aware of what it means, I think I will be when I retire. It’s something I never dreamed of, but when you set short-term goals and work and are consistent, combined with talent and more, you can reach the top,” he says.
