And if the Barça had sent to Dembélé to the external space?

To day of today seems a madness, but is possible that inside some years some footballers lesionados of the big clubs of Europe go to recover to the external space, taking into account the advantages to find out of the terrestrial gravity to the hour to speed up the processes of healing and rehabilitation in the majority of ailments.

Yvone Cagle, aerospace surgeon of the NASA, participated in the last hours in the third edition of the Sports Technology Symposium, organised by the 'Barça Innovation Hub', in which it gave a report on the capacity of adaptation of the human body in the external space.

"If you keep a good feeding and do exercise, can be astronaut"

"It is spectacular the capacity that has the body to adapt to any surroundings and more specifically, the external space. And it is also fantastic how this can take advantage of for processes of healing and rehabilitation", ensured.

In this coyuntura, any sportsman of elite could travel without problems to the external space, as long as it was to recover of injuries and no to make other tasks of greater requirement. "Any sport does you candidate to travel to the space. If you keep a good feeding and do exercise, can turn you into astronaut", signalled Cagle.

And to continuation explained, with a big emotion contained, that when somebody is in the external space is as "when you dream that you fly, are awake; but when fleets in the space, in spite of being awake, think that are dreaming".

A possibility very, very far

In definite, and like conclusion, is possible that, if Ousmane Dembélé or Zlatan Ibrahimovic had gone to the external space to recover of his grave injuries, could be already recovered or facing the final part of his recovery.

In any case, still is missing a lot so that it can give a situation of this type, that to day of today remains far by the big economic cost that would suppose to the clubs send to his players to the space. The FC Barcelona, for the moment, no poses it to him.