Personal coach: Militon said he wanted to start working the day after he was injured. The intensive schedule increased the risk of injury

"As" interviewed Militon's personal coach Romario Queros and talked about Militon's injury situation.

Militon suffered two severe knee cruciate ligament injuries in less than a year and a half, but he recovered very quickly. Last season, Militon returned to the arena six and a half months after being injured, and this season he also participated in Real Madrid's team training again after 195 days of injury. Although Militon is unlikely to play in this summer's Club Cup, he hopes to prepare for next season and strive for a main position under the coaching of Real Madrid's new coach Alonso.

Romario Queiroz is paying attention to Militon's recovery work every day, whether the players are in Brazil or Madrid. Romario Queiroz first said: "I am very happy to be involved in this process. Despite the distance, I have been guiding him through some tasks and maintaining daily communication with Real Madrid. We work together and put in a lot of effort."

Romario Queiroz then talked about Militon's second ligament tear. "I was in Madrid the day he was injured, and the first 24 hours were very difficult. But I was surprised by Militon's attitude towards the second injury. He was injured after The next day, he said to me, 'There is nothing to regret. I have gone through this recovery process, I know what to do. Let's start working.'"

Romario Queiroz praised Militon's good mentality and said, "Sometimes we have to do some psychologist work, and we have long conversations after the training. Don't skip certain stages to speed up the recovery process, you have to go step by step."

Romario Queiroz also said, "Militon's heart is It's firm, focused on rehabilitation and worked hard for it. Yes, it's possible that he's once again showing what he's ever shown at Real Madrid. This kind of injury is the longest recovery injury in football, so it's normal for someone to have doubts. But we'll see a Militon who is eager to compete again at the highest level. I think he's very strong mentally after all this, and physically we'll continue to work hard to help him recover as effectively as possible. "

Reals had a lot of injuries last season, and finally Romario Queiroz talked about the increasingly intensive schedule: "There are many reasons for the increase in the number of injuries. I can't point out what is the main reason, but the intensive schedule will definitely have some impact. In recent seasons, the intensity of the game has increased a lot, and the risk of injury for players is increasing, they run more, and the high-intensity movements during the game have increased greatly, which will lead to more physical loss. Because the game is very demanding and the players' recovery time is getting shorter and shorter, the trend is that there are more and more injuries..."