According to Marca, Mallorca striker Abdón Prats said the team's relegation to the Segunda División "was like a nightmare."

Abdón Prats made no secret of his disappointment at Mallorca's relegation during an event held on the island where the team is based. The striker admitted that the season had been so difficult that he didn't even want to watch football in the coming months.

"To be honest, I won't be watching football," Prats said. "I feel like this year has been tough both personally and as a team, and I don't think I'll watch a single game." The attacker was clearly hit hard after the season ended this way.

Prats described the season as a "difficult year" and admitted that he still finds it hard to accept what happened: "It's like a nightmare, and I wish I could wake up and find that none of this was real. I still can't believe the season ended this way, especially after such a positive and excellent period beforehand."

Despite the setback, the striker remains confident in the club's ability to bounce back: "We have to pick ourselves up, enjoy everything about Mallorca again, try to be happy again, and return to La Liga as soon as possible," he said.

The player admitted that the road back would be tough given the increasing competitiveness of the Segunda División, but he believes Mallorca fans will once again rally. "I firmly believe that together, we will all return to where we belong," he concluded.