Spanish football star Pedro has officially announced his retirement from professional football, bringing an end to a remarkable career filled with major trophies and memorable moments.
The former Barcelona and Chelsea winger leaves the game after making 889 appearances and contributing 218 goals and 106 assists across his career.
Pedro enjoyed considerable success at club level, winning five LaLiga titles, four Spanish Super Cups, the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Super Cup, Copa del Rey and FIFA Club World Cup with Barcelona.
His trophy collection also includes the Europa League, Premier League and FA Cup from his time in English football.
On the international stage, Pedro was part of Spain’s golden generation that won the 2010 FIFA World Cup and the 2012 European Championship.
Known for his intelligent movement, technical ability and versatility in attack, Pedro became one of the most decorated Spanish players of his generation.
Pedro’s career will be remembered particularly for his consistency and ability to deliver in important matches, while his long list of honours underlines his status as one of football’s serial winners.
