7 fatal injections: the strange revelation of the former La Liga star

Benoit Tremolinas, the former French player, revealed the bitter secret of his sports injuries after years away from the field.

According to "Verzeh Se", this defender, who is now 40 years old and ten years have passed since his last official match, announced that during his time in Sevilla, he faced frequent and dangerous injections of corticosteroids.

His problems started in 2016 with a torn meniscus in his left knee, and many complications caused him to retire in 2019 after three surgeries. "Soya's medical staff gave me a lot of corticosteroid injections," Termolinas said. In the first three months my knee hurt a lot and between 2015 and 2016 I probably had to have injections six or seven times during the season, which is incredibly high. All the surgeons told me what you are doing is awful. "Perhaps these injections can be done once a year to hide the pain, but six or seven times is suicidal."

During his career, this player played 67 matches for Sevilla and managed to record one goal and 10 assists. He also played 220 games for Bordeaux and scored 8 goals and 35 assists.

Now Trambolinas has announced its surprising decision to return to grass. He plans to join his boyhood club Bordeaux, who are currently in the Ligue 1, the sixth tier of French football. In this regard, he stated: "With humility and without any pretensions, my goal is to play for Bordeaux again. "I'm going to join training in two weeks and if my knee is still holding up, I'll play again."

At the same time, the Bordeaux club has gone through ups and downs. The deep-rooted French club was bought by the Park Bench investment fund in September for the symbolic price of one euro. Bordeaux was relegated to the second division in the spring of 2022, and in the summer of 2024, due to the severe financial crisis, it was relegated to the second national division and was excluded from the national competition. Now, with the change of new ownership, a new opportunity has been provided to revive this sports project.