Mother's Day: interview with Sérgio Conceição

A.C. MILAN OFFICIAL

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00:00Mr. In almost all the world, it is a important day, the Mother's Day.

00:05You are 31 years old when Maria Alice, your mother's mother, didn't exist anymore.

00:10Tell me what you remember, what you remember your mother?

00:14I was one of the eight children that she had,

00:20where we all had an love that is not explicable.

00:26It is explicable, no?

00:28You can't say in words what I felt like my brothers and sisters.

00:34We grew up in a lot of difficulties.

00:39My father only worked, my mother only did all my children.

00:44She worked a lot, a lot, with love and affection.

00:49She was my reference.

00:52She asked me about the most happy moments in my life,

00:58because I think there is no constant happiness.

01:01There are moments in the lives of people who are more happy than others.

01:05In those moments, there is always a little bit black inside me.

01:09I'm not fully happy because I'm missing so much.

01:13But today it's like that.

01:16I imagine that this is an issue very delicate and difficult for you.

01:21You have lost your mother to 18-19 years

01:24while you were becoming a great football player.

01:26You have lost your father.

01:28You have lost your father.

01:30You grew up in this case,

01:32you grew up a little bit with life.

01:34I imagine that it was very difficult for you.

01:37There was an invisible force that led you to

01:40through these long and difficult times every day of your life.

01:44This journey that I had on my family level,

01:47this strength,

01:49and also in these moments,

01:54because I had 4 years old,

01:56I lost my brother with 12 years old.

01:59After my father died,

02:03I was 15 years old,

02:05I was almost 16 years old.

02:07My mother had already had an ictus

02:10and was paralyzed from the left side

02:13where she was not an autonomous person.

02:16At the end, I was little,

02:18because my brothers are older than me.

02:21I had to do everything with my mother,

02:23to say,

02:24to help her in everything,

02:25to eat,

02:26to eat,

02:28to eat.

02:30It was many years

02:33where I've lived,

02:34and I had a lot of love

02:35with a more great love,

02:37a connection

02:39that I cannot explain in words

02:41what it means.

02:42No, at the level of money,

02:44we had not money,

02:45but we had a very big love.

02:48I always remember that

02:50that someone had a mother

02:51that the one who was rich,

02:52and he didn't know it.

02:53who has a mother, who has a mother, who lives with health, is rich, and I don't know what to do.

02:59Let's try a smile, Mr.

03:02Is there a phrase that you remember when you were little?

03:06The classic mother that calls you because you have too much time to play with friends

03:11or because you're doing something wrong?

03:14No, I have to tell you, I've talked a few times about this situation,

03:21a few times yes, but it's a situation that leaves me very fragile

03:27because I always remember them, every day when I go to church I pray for them.

03:33My mother was a person who never screamed me, my father no, my father was hard,

03:40it was tough, it was difficult.

03:42My mother no, my mother was the mother who protects children,

03:47it's always a beautiful word to say.

03:51The person for me is the most,

03:53the most important person,

03:57I don't want to leave my mother if I don't get angry.

03:59Anyway,

04:01it was until I was 18 years old when I lost my mother,

04:07it was very happy,

04:10it was hard,

04:11I'm full of love,

04:12it's so huge love that,

04:14I repeat,

04:15it's repetitive,

04:16it's true,

04:17but it's difficult to transmit everything I feel.

04:20I feel every day,

04:21At the end there is the habit that I have now to suffer, but there is always a pain.

04:26I'm used to this pain and I can live and go on.

04:30Convivere with it.

04:31Convivere with it, bravo.

04:32Prova a moment to imagine if your mom and your dad were here.

04:36You have been able to have great success in life, in soccer, as a player and as a player.

04:42Now you are one of the most important clubs in the world.

04:45What would you say?

04:46I always say in all my titles when I fume the cigarette.

04:50I always say that the first words are for them, for what they gave me, for what they taught me, for what they taught me, for what they taught me.

04:58They gave me very important values that I bring today.

05:02I take those values to be the base of my character, of my personality and my desire to achieve success.

05:13For them, to show them, to offer them this success.

05:17As a professionist, but also as a person, I have five children.

05:21They are my life, they are my life.

05:23I am very proud of them.

05:25I pass these values that they gave me and gave me.

05:29Let's close with an augurio, mister, for all the moms of the world.

05:32Because, like yours, there are many stories of many mothers who have made many sacrifices.

05:37If you want, this is the moment to give you an augurio to all the moms and all the moms of this world.

05:45Because, thanks to them, we society, and all the world, we are going forward, without doubt.

05:52I really hope that those who have the fortune, the wealth of their parents, in this case, their mom,

06:00they have to take advantage of it every day.

06:03It's something that we never said before.

06:05It's to say, I love you.

06:08Because I'm missing you today.

06:10And if you were here, I would say every day.

06:13I love you because it's the right feeling that I have.

06:15And I think that all of my children should have for the mom.

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