Correa: From Adversity in Rosario to Success at Atlético
Ángel Correa, a player for Atlético de Madrid, has shared an inspiring story about his humble beginnings in Rosario, Argentina. In a recent interview, Correa recounted the extreme difficulties his family faced, having only one meal a day after his father passed away when he was 10 years old.
Despite the poverty, he fondly remembers the family unity and the happiness they found in those moments, values that propelled him to overcome adversity and achieve success in professional football.
Correa described how, along with his mother and siblings, they resorted to begging, selling roses, and opening taxi doors to survive. These experiences, although tough, shaped his character and gave him a unique perspective on life.
The player emphasizes that, despite the hardships, they always found reasons to be happy. After a significant career at Atlético de Madrid, Correa, at 30 years old, is at a crucial point in his career.
With the club valuing his transfer at around 20 million euros, there are rumored offers from teams like Tigres de Mexico, River Plate, and other European clubs. The player’s future is up in the air, while he prioritizes continuity to secure his participation in the 2026 World Cup. Undoubtedly, the perseverance and fighting spirit that have characterized him since childhood will guide him in his next chapter.
