Shocking Confession: Dávid Hancko's Teammate Opens Up About Sister's Tragic Death

"My sister died from an electric shock in a domestic accident, touching something she shouldn't have. It was an incredibly difficult time," the 29-year-old Spanish footballer wrote in his new book, as quoted by the Daily Mail.

The Atlético Madrid midfielder also opened up about the inner turmoil that spilled over into his professional career. "That feeling of doubt, fear, the conviction that you're no longer good enough for football or for life," Robin Le Normand confessed in his candid account, describing states of anxiety and moments when he felt his world crumbling.

However, the club teammate of Slovak defender Dávid Hancko admitted that the process of writing his autobiography helped him find inner peace. Music also aids him in his toughest moments, as the native of Pabu, France, enjoys playing the piano in his free time, a passion shared by other members of his family.

Despite being a key player for his team in 2024 during their European Championship campaign and earning 27 caps for Spain, coach Luis de la Fuente omitted him from the final squad for the upcoming World Cup, which kicks off on June 11th in Canada, Mexico, and the USA.