“It is a dream that one thinks of since he was a child and that being one step away from achieving it, everything collapses, but This continues and I will not stop trying until I fulfill this dream I’ve been looking for all my life”, continued the former Argentinos Juniors, who, like Joaquín Correa, was released from the national team yesterday due to injury.
“Football gives a lot of opportunities and I have to let this pass because it is so difficult to acceptbut I’m never going to give up!” remarked the 24-year-old footballer.
González concluded the statement with a good luck wish to the rest of the team: “I wish my teammates the best and I know without a doubt that they will leave everything to make all Argentines happy. I also thank everyone who took a second to wish me strength in this difficult time. Let’s go Argentina”.
At the end of the training that the Argentine national team carried out in Abu Dhabi, where they played the last friendly against the United Arab Emirates, the player felt discomfort and then in a study carried out at the University of Qatar a tear was diagnosed that will leave him inactive for at least three weeks. His replacement to play in the World Cup will be the former San Lorenzo Ángel Correa.
Source: Ambito
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