Injured before even entering the theater of the new season of The IslandCarine Galli had to give up filming for M6… but also Euro 2024 football in Germany. She confided in Télé-Loisirs.
Destiny is sometimes cruel. Determined to get out of her comfort zone and “to prove things to oneself“, journalist Carine Galli was forced to abandon the filming of The Islanda few minutes before the start of filming. Following a fall at the hotel where the ten participants were staying, the one who became a recurring face of The Team channel suffered a triple fracture in his foot. Her injury therefore deprived her of filming, but also of a trip to Germany, for Euro 2024 football…
“There is a lot of frustration“: Carine Galli regrets not having been able to participate in the filming of The Island
While she, like the others, had been at the hotel for eight days learning the basics of survival, the journalist working for the official Olympique de Marseille channel remembers a somewhat heavy atmosphere. “There was the tension of wondering what would happen to us“, she remembers. And when they were finally supposed to leave base camp, the departure was finally postponed by 24 hours. “There was really growing fatigue and tension. For example, with Sidney Govou, we really wanted it to start. Because a week already in conditions which are not the conditions of our normal life, where there is stress, waiting, fear of what will happen, it also affects our physical form and your mental”she continues before talking about her injury: “There is a lot of frustration“.
“Behind it, there were very complicated months“: Carine Galli looks back on the consequences of her injury before leaving for The Island
In addition to being terribly disappointed, Carine Galli struggled to recover from her triple fracture. “The consequences were very very painful whether it is physically painful, but also a little psychologically painful. I really got through it, we'll say in July“, she underlines. Counted in the M6 system to follow Euro 2024 in Germany, it was ultimately in Paris that the journalist experienced the competition. “I've been in a wheelchair, I've had a boot, crutches… It was a very long injury.“Always followed by a physiotherapist, once a week, she nevertheless indicates that she feels better and is ready to set off on a new adventure.”I'm passionate about traveling, so why not? Beijing Express?”, she slips, amused, to conclude on this subject.
