This Thursday, the footballer Álvaro Morata showed his most sincere and vulnerable side in Herrera at COPE, where he spoke with Alberto Herrera about both his episodes of depression and panic attacks in recent months, as well as the hard moments during the Euro Cup and the reasons that led him to leave Atlético de Madrid to return to Italy and join AC Milan.
But if there is an issue from his more personal side that has been in the media in recent weeks, it has been the breakup with the influencer Alice Campello, with whom he has four children. There has been much speculation about the reasons for the separation, while the couple had always maintained that there were no third parties. Now, the National Team forward has broken his silence on this issue in COPE.
Breakup with Alice Campello
Alberto Herrera wanted to ask the footballer if there was a difference in the treatment he received from the gossip press in Italy and in Spain. For Morata, “in the end they are curious, because people don’t understand that there are things that end without any reason from third parties, without any reason at all,” he explains about the breakup with the woman with whom he had an 8-year relationship. .
Charging…
The footballer points out that both have “different opinions in life” and emphasizes that Alice Campello He is a person who has “helped him a lot.” “I love her a lot, I respect her a lot, but we have different opinions,” insists the captain of the National Team. “There it is, it’s over,” he concludes emphatically, while regretting “having had to read and hear everything” this summer about their separation, something that “in the end is complicated.”
Rumors of infidelity
At that time, Alberto Herrera commented that there are many media outlets and users on social networks who have speculated about infidelity between Morata and Campello. In that sense, the footballer emphasizes, he has “a very clear conscience.” The ‘La Roja’ striker clarifies that “the ones I can hurt in the future” are his children, not him. “I have a long history of criticizing things that have happened to me, but in the end they are the ones who, in the future, may search the internet and see something that is not true, something that is a lie.”
The former Atlético de Madrid player insists that Alice Campello is “a wonderful person.” “I respect her and she has helped me a lot in my career and in my life and I can only say good things about her.”
Morata with Alberto Herrera
Episodes of depression
An interview in which Morata has acknowledged Alberto Herrera’s episodes of depression and “panic attacks” in the last year, as well as very difficult situations that finally led him to make the decision to leave Spain and Atlético de Madrid to go to Spain. Italian city of Milan.
“When you have really hard moments, like depression or panic attacks, it doesn’t matter what job you do or what situation you have in life, you have a person inside that you have to fight against every day and every night,” says the forward of the soccer team. An interview in which the footballer also pointed out the reasons why, “in the end” the best thing for Álvaro Morata was to go to Italy “because he couldn’t bear it.”
Mental health pills
Mental health is a problem that affects a large number of people. In fact, one in four Spaniards claims to have suffered from depression, stress or anxiety in recent years.
For this reason, a few months ago COPE premiered ‘The Cell of Silence’, an original podcast made up of five episodes. All of them mental health pills from Dr. Gaona, which seek to shed light on key issues such as self-esteem, depression, alcohol, toxic relationships and resilience.
LISTEN TO THE ORIGINAL COPE PODCAST HERE.
