It’s a rare word. Few players agree to indulge in times of doubt, and even less so for those who have gone through this period. But Ligue 1’s former great hope Yann M’Vila has agreed to break this taboo in our colleagues’ columns. Release. The defensive midfielder, who has been beaten by Rennes, Inter Milan or Sunderland, has announced he’s starting to sink in 2016, when he returned to Rubin Kazan on loan. “When I returned to Kazan in 2016, the managers gave me the biggest contract I’ve ever signed (about 6 million a year according to the press at the time, with a huge signing bonus) Money doesn’t buy happiness, I talk about it on purpose: that’s when it’s deep I’m going into a depression”explained in the preface. The disease later caused him many “anxiety attacks”. “There was also the context: distance, loneliness, the impression that the label stuck on me would never fade… I was also worried about losing everything. Financially, but there was also the possibility of doing sports. I dedicated my life to it. I woke up trembling one morning I thought I was going to die, I went online that you didn’t die like that. When I saw it, I felt a little relieved, I went out to get fresh air, but it did not pass.he remembered.
To get through this ordeal, the club doctor had him “A needle sticks in the hip every night”. “Well… the addiction gets in your head, it can get you into something else like Lexomil, Xanax… I wanted to vomit before games. And on the field: nickel”he remembered. “I felt the need to shut myself up. This helped me. Football players are like everyone else, even if they don’t experience the same situations as others (…) Social life, you don’t know him. They say to you: “Beware of social networks… pay attention to those around you… pay attention to this… “But we’re not actually talking to you. Some spend four years at a training center to get kicked out at 18, and they find themselves in the pallets. I was convinced it was this vulnerability that got me in 2016.”, Yann M’Vila assured. The player now plays for Olympiakos in Athens, which placed third in the Greek championship.
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