The coach of Girona, Míchel Sánchezhe gave an interview with the program 'The crossbar' in which, among other things, he gave more details about the hospital admission he suffered a few weeks ago.
Asked about how he is, he indicated that “all good. I am medicated and controlled by the doctors. Quiet.”
Míchel He explained that he suffered a “deep vein thrombosis in the left leg. It was in the twin. I had never happened to me. They have tested me and there is a genetic component. My father had it. And well, there we are taking medication and controlling us. Nothing more.”
The coach added that “I came with a discomfort in the twin, but like a normal overload. But I spent 15 days with the thrombus there. Then the doctor made me an ultrasound, I detected it and I went to the hospital. The other tests confirmed it.”
He ended by saying that “it was a big scare, but thank God nothing has happened.”
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During the interview, Míchel He surprised to talk about the preparation of the matches. “The video I have realized that it is worthless. Help, but the player does not feel what is going to happen if he does not live on his legs,” he said.
And he also said that “you can tell him that the space is here. But the video the player sees it but does not feel it, because he is not living on the pitch. I think the video is a help tool, it is not a work tool.”
He finally confessed that “I think I have used the video a lot this year and I regret it a lot. I think I have not consolidated the idea at any time.”
