Fernandinho Announces Retirement from Football

Former Captain Calls it a Day

The ex-skipper of Manchester City, Fernandinho, has confirmed that he is retiring from professional football.

Career Overview

Following a successful nine-year stint with Manchester City, the midfielder has spent the last three seasons playing for Athletico Paranaense.

Personal Reflection on Retirement

At the age of 40, Fernandinho has decided to hang up his boots. He shared his sentiments on social media, stating, “I’m already feeling worn out.”

He continued, “After just over 30 minutes of running today, I realized I’m exhausted. There’s no longer any drive for me in football; I’ve accomplished so much in this game. I have relished every moment. Now, it’s time to focus on enjoying my family.”

During his tenure with Manchester City, Fernandinho secured five Premier League titles and also lifted the Copa America in 2019 with the Brazilian national team.