Watford sends a 4-word note to the former Everton and Hornets player following tragic news.
Gerard Deulofeu, the former Everton and Watford winger, has disclosed that he may never return to football due to a potentially career-ending injury, despite being just 29 years old.
Deulofeu has been sidelined for over a year due to this issue, with his last match
for Udinese dating back to January 2023 against Sampdoria.
He recently underwent surgery after encountering another setback following a knee bruise.
Speaking on the Jijantes Twitch channel, Deulofeu revealed his struggles, stating
that he has come to terms with the possibility of never playing again.
He described the situation as an ordeal and expressed gratitude for the support he has received during this challenging time.
Acknowledging that he has undergone significant personal changes, Deulofeu
expressed appreciation for the support network around him, which has prevented
him from falling into depression.
Deulofeu rose to prominence during his time in the UK, with notable spells
at Everton and Watford. Despite experiencing relegation with Watford, he remained appreciative of the
fans’ unwavering support during difficult times.
The official Watford social media account responded to Deulofeu’s interview
with words of encouragement, indicating solidarity with the former player.
During his time in England, Deulofeu made significant contributions to both Everton
and Watford, including finishing as an FA Cup runner-up with Watford in 2019.
He expressed gratitude to the fans for their support and emphasized the importance
of respecting and valuing their unwavering dedication.
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