“The differences in treatment I receive when I’m in Spain or elsewhere? I don’t want to dwell too much on the subject, otherwise it seems like I’m always complaining. But it’s a question of lack of respect“. Alvaro Moratastriker of theAtletico Madrid and Spainhe lets off steam in a long interview given to El Chiringuito, where he talks about the problems he had to face in his homeland. “Respect is everything – It reaffirmed – and I’m not talking about whether people love me or not. I’ve experienced many bad episodes, even with my family on the street, when we were shopping or when I took my children to training”.
Morata: “I thought about throwing in the towel”
Morata stressed that “very few people actually know me. And many people I’ve met throughout my life have changed their opinion of me when they met me.” The former Juventus striker he recalled the difficult moments and admitted that he had been several times on the verge of giving up: “I hit rock bottom and thought about giving up a lot, but it never happened. The best lesson I can teach my kids is that even when you’re in deep shit, you can still get your head out. I’ve always done that and I’m proud of it.”
