THE Tasos Bakassetas opened his heart to her channel Uefa And he talked about the mental health and the difficulties he faced from an early age.
The Panathinaikos footballer, as well as leader of National Greece, stressed that his goal is to help young children and explain to them that athletes do not live in a bubble.
In detail what Tasos Bakassetas said:
“When I was at a relatively young age, 21, 22, everything went perfectly to the professional part, but I didn’t really fill me with anything.
For the beginning there are two stages. The first stage is when you realize that something is wrong, you feel it without knowing what it is.
The second is that if you seek the help. I had permanently negative thoughts, I had no mood. From then on, the only solution I had in mind and to feel better was to talk to a specialist.
The beginning of this is always very difficult. Especially if you need to go back to action and fight fine. It was a difficult time, a difficult situation.
It has helped me so much to become the character I am today.
Through my recognition, I want to be able to open up as a human being for what happened to me in the past, to be able to help some people, some young children who are starting to understand that we do not live in a bubble. It’s not that we’re a robot. We have feelings, joy, sadness, anger. It is very important to have a balance. “
For the National Team:
“The team has been built for many years. The climate between players is excellent. Each of us always gives his heart and soul when representing the national team. We no longer miss anything as a team. We have very new players, but we also have the experience and quality with players who play at a very high level. It would be a great challenge to compete with the top teams. “
Source: Sport Fm
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