Soccer-Former Spain and Barcelona Midfielder Iniesta Announces Retirement at 40
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Former Barcelona and Spain midfielder Andres Iniesta announced his retirement on Tuesday after a trophy-laden career spanning 24 years. "Please allow me to be a little emotional today..." a tearful Iniesta, who most recently played for Emirates Club in the United Arab Emirates, told a press conference.
Andres Iniesta retires as a Barcelona and Spain legend, one of the most celebrated players of his generation
World Cup and UEFA Champions League winner Andres Iniesta announced his retirement on Tuesday, nearly 22 years after he began a career that would see him become one of the most celebrated and accomplished players of his generation.
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