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Aaryamann Singh: Racism, Injury, Depression
11 Feb
Summary
- Aaryamann Singh bravely shared his battle with depression.
- He faced racism while pursuing football dreams abroad.
- A career-ending injury led to significant mental health struggles.

Aaryamann Singh, son of Archana Puran Singh, has shared personal struggles in a recent YouTube vlog, detailing a challenging period in his life. He recounted leaving India at age 14 to pursue a football career in England, only for his dreams to be severely impacted by a broken leg sustained just three weeks after his arrival.
This injury not only halted his progress but also caused him to fall behind peers, leading to a "slow realization" that his dream was diminishing. The stress from this situation manifested as eczema and significant emotional distress, including crying during matches.
Singh also disclosed experiencing racism abroad, recounting an incident where he was asked if he arrived for training "on a donkey." He responded by emphasizing his confidence, stating the "donkey has a Mercedes sign."
He further revealed that the loss of his football aspirations contributed to him slipping into depression, a condition he still manages. He described experiencing panic attacks and severe bouts of depression, often isolating himself. Singh credited his mother and others for their support during these trying times.




