Brazilian footballer Vitor Roque has shared his experiences regarding his transition to Barcelona, revealing that the move was made hastily and led to challenges that ultimately resulted in his loan to Real Betis. Roque, who initially joined Barcelona in January 2024 after a successful season with Atletico Paranaense, struggled to find his footing at the club, scoring only two goals in 16 appearances under coach Xavi Hernandez. He expressed that the abrupt change and lack of preparation contributed to his difficulties, stating, 'I had few opportunities and did not have the time to adapt.'
Currently on loan at Real Betis, Roque has found renewed success, scoring five goals in 14 matches. He reflects positively on his time at Barcelona, calling it a valuable learning experience despite the challenges. 'The things I learned there helped me today,' he noted, emphasizing his happiness with his current situation at Betis, where he feels a sense of belonging. Roque's journey highlights the pressures young talents face when transitioning to high-profile clubs and the importance of finding the right environment to thrive.
