March 4, the 27th round of La Liga focus game, Barcelona away from Bilbao into a 0-0 draw. In the first half of the game, Pedri unfortunately left the field injured, tears.
Western media outlet Relevo dug deeper into Pedri's injury history: prior to the summer of 2021, Pedri was uninjured, but that season he appeared in 72 games (73 actually) and suffered nine injuries that caused him to miss 71 games.
According to Der Spin data, Pedrie was injured four times in the 21-22 season; twice in the 22-23 season; and three times in the 23-24 season. Injuries have been a major hindrance to his career.
In the 2020-21 season, Pedri made 52 appearances for Barcelona in six UEFA Europa League games, six Olympic Games, three world qualifiers, four U21 Europa League qualifiers and two international friendlies.
At just 18 years of age, Pedri has competed in nine matches this season, accumulating 73 games. After the Olympic men's soccer final, he resolutely chose to end his vacation early, returned to the team and made his debut in the first round of the Western Conference. Throughout the season, Pedri has played with high intensity, taking only eight days off.
Here is a transcript of Pedrie's 20-21 season:
La Liga: 3rd place, 37 games, 2425 minutes
Champions League: Round of 16, 7 games, 495 minutes
Copa del Rey: winner, 6 games, 428 minutes
Spanish Super Cup: Runner-up, 2 games, 178 minutes
U21 Euro qualifiers: 4 games, 168 minutes
World Cup qualifiers in Europe: 3 games, 185 minutes
Friendlies: 2 games, 51 minutes
Europa League: quarterfinals, 6 games, 629 minutes
Olympics: runner-up, 6 games, 559 minutes
Total: 73 games, 5118 minutes
After the Olympic final, Pedrie's exhausted figure was dubbed "Pedro Donkey" by fans.
