In a candid interview with Kelly Somers, Ollie Watkins, the Aston Villa forward, opens up about his challenging season in the Premier League, where he has scored nine goals in 30 appearances. Despite his struggles, he recently netted two goals in a Europa League match, bringing him closer to the milestone of 100 goals for Villa. Watkins reflects on his unique journey from playing in the National League to competing at the highest levels of football, including the European Championship. He discusses how mentorship from former England striker Michael Owen has been invaluable during tough times, particularly in managing expectations and performance pressures. Watkins also highlights the significance of mental health, revealing his work with a sports therapist to help him cope with the ups and downs of professional football. Looking ahead, he is focused on regaining his form and securing a place in the England squad for the upcoming World Cup, expressing gratitude for his achievements and the support from his family and teammates.