De Rong posted a photo of holding a cup: Although the injury is difficult, the three championships are complete

Tuqiu.com May 20th, Barcelona midfielder De Jong recently posted a photo of holding the La Liga championship trophy on his personal social media, with the caption reviewing his mental journey this season. There is both the bitterness of injury and the joy of being a three-time champion, and it also reveals his gratitude to his family, team and fans.

Injury start: a long journey from darkness to dawn

"The beginning of the season was very difficult, and I suffered a serious injury." De Jong's feelings pointed to the trough at the beginning of the season - In October last year, he suffered a knee ligament injury during training, missed nearly three months, and missed 21 games, including focus battles such as the national derby and the key battles in the Champions League group stage. During that time, Barcelona was in a critical period of running-in with Xavi's tactical system. De Jong's absence greatly reduced the midfield control, and the team was even almost eliminated in the Europa League play-off. Recalling the torture of injuries, he admitted: "Body and mind have experienced a difficult journey, and the daily rehabilitation training is full of uncertainty. He once doubted whether he could return to his best state."

The three crowns were crowned: the perfect counterattack after the haze of injuries

But De Rong interpreted "Nirvana and Rebirth" with his actions - after his comeback, he quickly regained his peak state and became the core engine for Barcelona's three-tier championship. In La Liga, he averaged 2.3 steals and 1.8 interceptions per game, with a pass success rate of up to 92%, helping the team to beat Real Madrid with 88 points to win the championship; in the final of the Copa del Rey, he used precise long passes to instigate his first goal, helping Barcelona defeat Athletic Bilbao 4-1; in the Spanish Super Cup, he scored the winning goal in overtime and led the team to reverse Real Madrid 3-2 to win the championship. "It would be better to win all three domestic championships, end the season in this way," he wrote, unable to hide his pride in his words. Data shows that since his comeback, Barcelona has won 28 wins, 5 draws and 1 loss in 34 matches, with a winning rate of up to 82%, which shows its importance to the team.

Gratitude: The power of family, team and fans

In the thank you session, De Jong specifically mentioned the support of family and friends: "When you are in trouble, they made me keep my faith. Without the daily companionship of family and the encouragement of friends, I cannot survive that dark time." In addition, he also dedicated the championship to Barcelona fans: "Thank you for your consistent shouting, and never gave up even when we were in a sluggish state. Anfield's cheers are the source of motivation for every battle we fight." It is worth mentioning that in this season, De Jong's home game at Camp Nou, every touch of the ball will arouse warm applause from fans. This two-way rushing emotion has become a microcosm of the cohesion of Barcelona's locker room.

From being absent from serious injury to a three-time champion, De Jong's season summary is not only a personal growth fable, but also the best footnote to Barcelona's "resilent football". As he showed in his social media photos - he held the La Liga trophy with his left hand and made a "3" gesture with his right hand (symbolizing three championships), and his face was filled with a bright smile that survived the disaster. For De Jong, who is about to usher in the European Cup and the Copa America, this season full of twists and turns and glories may be the best springboard for his career to reach a new height.