Sergio Ramos: "The World Cup was one of those big dreams, unfortunately I'll have to watch it from home"

   MADRID, 14 Nov. (EUROPA PRESS) -

PSG footballer Sergio Ramos confessed on Monday that being part of the Spanish team's squad for the Qatar World Cup "was one of those big dreams", but "unfortunately" he will have to "see it from home", in a season in which who returns to "enjoy football" after a "hard" past year.

"Last season was tough, due to injuries and adapting to a new club and a different city. I worked body and soul to recover and feel like myself again, guided by the goals and hopes that one always sets for oneself and proposes", recognized the defender in a publication on his social networks, along with a photograph with the two European Championships and the World Cup won with Spain.

Ramos, who is not among the 26 chosen by the national coach, Luis Enrique Martínez, celebrated returning "to enjoy football", PSG and "a great city like Paris". However, he admitted that not going to Qatar is "hard". "The World Cup? Of course, it was one of those great dreams that I had yet to fulfill. It would have been the fifth, but unfortunately I will have to watch it from home," he lamented.

"Every day the sun rises again. Absolutely nothing will change in me. Neither my mentality, nor my passion, nor my perseverance, nor the effort and dedication of 24 hours thinking about football," he added.

Finally, the player with the most caps for Spain (181) thanked the "love" received in recent days. "There are many challenges and goals to meet. See you soon. I wish you the best. Come on, Spain!" He concluded.