On February 6, Edwin Hernández announced his incorporation to Salamanca in Spain, Aris immediately traveled to Europe to join his new team, however he was only able to work 15 days with his club when he had to stop due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Hernandez He spent more than 60 days locked up in Spain away from his family and loved ones, a situation that was a severe blow for the Mexican player.
“The truth is that I cried several nights because you miss the family, knowing that you are in a situation where you cannot do anything is very frustrating, I tried to keep that calm but really at nights is when the head begins to think many things that you cannot control and that sometimes frustrates you, we are people, we are human beings, you start to miss, you start to feel those things from a distance and really if it’s complicated, I tried to read, to occupy my head a little at night, I put on music to meditate and with that to be able to sleep peacefully but if the beginning was very complicated and there were several nights that I burst into tears, “said Hernández for ESPN.
The most frustrating thing for Edwin is that due to the coronavirus he could never show his talent or fulfill his dream of succeeding in Europe with the Salamanca.
“It is difficult, it is very frustrating. As I was saying, I was going with the illusion of being something in Spain and unfortunately all this happens, as any footballer you go with the dream of being able to transcend, unfortunately I was touched by this bad situation that occurred at the level world and the truth is that it was somewhat complicated because the stress of not knowing what is going to happen and of not knowing how long you are going to see the family again is very strong and you are disappointed that you could not prove that you could succeed there .
However Edwin he leaves behind the past and the failed European dream, he is back in Mexico and his intention is to return to a Liga MX team, Hernandez He is a free player and that could make things easier to find a club in Mexico and show that he still has many things to give in Mexican soccer.
“It is complicated by the situation what is happening in our country and our Mexican football but I do not want to close that opportunity, that possibility of ever being able to return to a first division team, I maintain the same level because I have not stopped training since He stopped all this, now for example I go to a court to train with several players and I have tried to maintain that great level. I would have liked to do something more interesting in Spain to be able to have those same reflectors again unfortunately it was not possible but I keep maintaining the same level and obviously I would love to be on a team from here in Mexico, “he concluded. Edwin for ESPN.
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