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Maccabi Tel Aviv's Ife Lundberg Reflects on Injuries and Finds Stability in New Home Maccabi Tel Aviv player Ife Lundberg discussed overcoming injuries, adapting to frequent moves, and finding stability with his family. He emphasized the mental strength needed to handle the pressures of professional sports and living abroad.
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What happened 01 Ife Lundberg says injuries are inevitable and must be overcome quickly in professional sports. 02 He finds emotional difficulty in missing games due to injuries but remains passionate about playing. 03 Lundberg has adapted to frequent relocations and values exposure to different cultures. 04 He and his family now enjoy stability in their current location, hoping to stay long-term. 05 Lundberg stresses the mental toughness required to handle pressure and scrutiny as a pro athlete abroad. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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