The Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 seasons were cancelled last month due to the coronavirus pandemic, which has soon football across the world suspended.
However, Bundesliga resumed their season two weeks ago behind closed doors while the Premier League, LaLiga and Serie A will all resume next month.
"In my opinion, France cancelled the league prematurely because it is showing that they can come back," Herrera told Spanish publication Marca.
"You see your team-mates working and you are envious.
"Soccer without the fans loses a lot, but I also want to see the positive part because I am a soccer lover and we will be able to listen to the players, the coaches.
"The measures that France was taking as a country were not being so drastic as to suspend the league. My friends and family were confined in Spain and we could continue to leave.
"From my point of view, the decision was made prematurely, with the best intention but it is showing that the soccer of other countries is pulling forward."