The lack of information on Michael Schumacher has a solid argument on the back. The former representative of the great pilot announces: "It is his secret dream." He said: "It makes no sense to look for me next year, I will disappear. ""

Sabine Kehm, director of 49-year-old Michael Schumacher, revealed on Wednesday why fans of the former German grand pilot do not receive any information about his health in an interview with Mirror.

And Sabine used a conversation she had with Schumi before the terrible winter 2013 accident to argue the few news that the family agrees to convey to the public, the reason being related to Michael's wish. do not have contact with the press: "In general, the press never really had access to personal information about Michael and his wife Corinna.When I had an accident for the first time, a long talk with him said:" It does not make sense to me. you look at next year, I will disappear (red – in the sense that it will not appear in public) ". I think his dream was to break the press someday. That's why I now want to protect his desire and give no information about his condition, said Sabine Kehm, quoted by the international press.

Michael Schumacher's health is still a focus of interest for Formula 1 fans and the former big driver, and the closet provides conflicting information. All in the silence of the family, who does not want to talk too much to the legendary sportsman.

The French publication Paris Match wrote in October about Schumi's health improvement, with one of the relatives revealing that he would start crying when he began to hear his family talking. However, the truth seems quite different.

Another relative was honest when he spoke about Schumacher and his chances, and the news was not good at all: "We can not stop people from seeing what they want to see. (Michael Schumacher no) but the reality is much more painful, we must be convinced that we will never see Michael again, he will die in ten years or tomorrow, "he said under the protection of the anonymity of the magazine Franche Dimanche.

The life of Michael Schumacher took a sad turn in December 2013 after a terrible accident in the French Alps, while the former big pilot was on ski vacation with his family. Five years have passed, but the situation has never improved despite the family's major financial efforts. Schumacher is currently under permanent supervision by neurologists at his home in Switzerland.