Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 06:48:11 PM

Quote from: Velvet78 on Today at 06:10:57 PM

It is so unfortunate for Pedri. However he is an injury-prone player like I said on another thread so I'm really used to seeing him like this often.

As you can see, the situation is really serious about him. Sad

He is believed to be a great player in the future. But in this way his future can also be in pain. This look of him reminds me of Neymar. He has also been a great talent but getting injured very often at the same time. Barcelona has big plans for Pedri so I hope these injuries wouldn't hinder his potential much. Otherwise Barcelona might even think of selling him if things get more serious.

I don’t even know if it mattered that Pedri is prone to injuries; after all, Kroos’ foul was harsh and could have caused damage to any player. It's quite ironic that before the game Pedri called Kroos a legend and said that he hoped this game would be his last at the Euros. In the end, this happened, but at the same time Pedri was hurt by Kroos and left the field before him.
Pedri is only 21, he can probably still gain muscle mass or become less fragile by other methods.

The truth is that Pedri's incredible football talent has been limited from reaching it's full potentials because of the constant injuries he's been suffering in his career. For a player at his age, it's not easy to be a regular starter for the national team by because of the quality and brilliance he brings to any team he's playing for, he's started every Spain's game in the ongoing European Championship but unfortunately for the young lad, he was injured again yesterday in his team's quarter final game against the host nation Germany after Toni Kroos launched a tackle on him.
It was after the game that Toni Kroos apologized to Pedri while reiterating that his tackle on Pedri was without any intentions of injuring him. Pedri's injury I know will be a very big concern to his club Barcelona who are not financially strong enough to get his replacement