Andrés Iniesta Retires After Legendary 22-Year Soccer Career
The Spanish midfielder, known for his pivotal role in Barcelona's tiki-taka style, announced his retirement at 40, leaving behind a legacy of triumphs and tributes.
- Iniesta's career highlights include scoring the winning goal in the 2010 World Cup final and securing two European Championships with Spain.
- He was a central figure in Barcelona's success, winning four Champions League titles and nine La Liga championships.
- Lionel Messi and other football legends paid tribute, praising Iniesta's magical playmaking and impact on the sport.
- Iniesta expressed pride in his journey from a small village in Spain to becoming a football legend, emphasizing hard work and values.
- After leaving Barcelona in 2018, Iniesta played for Vissel Kobe in Japan and Emirates Club in the UAE before retiring.
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