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Sarabia: "After passing the coronavirus I was not well, it was difficult …."

Pablo Sarabia attended OKDIARIO in the Ciudad del Fútbol of Las Rozas and acknowledged that the coronavirus significantly affected his performance. The PSG player did not finish feeling well after catching the virus until December, as it affected him a lot physically.

"It has been difficult. After the coronavirus, I spent a few months in which I was not quite well. He did not have the same ability to repeat efforts. It was difficult. And later, when I was well, I had various injuries. But I have been able to score goals, give assists, contribute to the team and, although it has not been my best year, I am happy and hope that next year will be different, "he explained.

“ I noticed it when it came to repeating efforts. I recover well and it took a long time. He didn't have that ability to make it so explosive or so continuous. I don't know at what level it will affect, but I felt less capable , ”Sarabia explained about how the coronavirus affected him.

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