K.O. at His Club: He Regrets the Day He Left Real Madrid
The words that Florentino Pérez said to a Real Madrid star who has expressed regret for his departure
Real Madrid has suffered several departures over the years. Some have had a huge impact on the team, such as Kroos' retirement, while others have been forgotten over time. However, one of the club's most memorable departures was that of Marco Asensio, who ended up being transfered for PSG.
“If you leave, you will regret it” were the words that Florentino Pérez once told the Spaniard. However, Asensio ignored them and ended up joining a team where he has lost all his prominence. His recent absence from Luis Enrique's team shows that the coach no longer counts on Asencio for the upcoming games.
This situation has proved Florentino Pérez's words right. Leaving a team where he had won everything and was important, Asensio made the worst decision of his career. This has caused his departure to become closer and closer.
Florentino's wisdom
Being part of Real Madrid since 2016, Asensio was a essential part of the team's successes. Winning three Champions League titles in a row, the Spaniard enjoyed great prominence. In addition to these achievements, the player had the valuable trust of the team.
Now, after only 18 minutes played in the last seven games, his situation at PSG is critical. Despite having a contract until 2026, his lack of minutes has opened the door for him to leave. His absence from the team for the match against Lens shows that Luis Enrique has stopped trusting him.
Although it was thought that his absence was due to an injury, this was quickly ruled out. The reality that Asensio is experiencing only shows that the player had to pay attention to Florentino Pérez.
It's too late for regrets
Despite all this, Asensio knows that he can't back out of his contract with PSG at this stage. Aware that the doors to Real Madrid are closed forever, the Spaniard has no other option than to fight. Fight hard and once again for a place with the Parisians.
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