Wayne Rooney urges young footballers to speak up, not turn to immorality

Famous sports personality Wayne Rooney has advised young footballers to talk about their mental health and alcohol problems with their respective teams rather than turning to immorality in a bid to manage the pressure. Marca mentionted.

Rooney, a former striker for English fame Manchester United, has revealed how he struggled to manage fame as a young player and how he talked about the issues with those around him.

“Speaking,” said the former Man Utd striker The Athlete. “When I was younger, I always felt like I could handle things on my own.

“It’s very important if the players have problems,” said the Birmingham City manager.

“And I am a manager who is very open with the players and I want the players to come to me if there are problems, but first if it is because they are not playing, I always explain to them why and any problems off the field. also.”

“My door is always there for the players to come in and talk about it. That’s a very important factor. This is not about football either. It’s about all young people who are going through difficult times in life,” he said.

Rooney said that when he moved to Manchester United, he felt the pressure and turned to alcohol as a way to cope.

way to find a release and cope.

“Not only that (alcohol), but obviously there’s gambling,” Rooney added. “You still see it now with the gamblers that have been in the news for gambling there, there are all the different addictions that it’s easy for gamblers to fall into.

“And it’s important that if you fall into any of that, the help is there from me, firstly from the club, but also from people within the club. It’s something that we really need to make sure we get right because mental health issues it’s very important to face them and feel confident enough to talk about them.”