Shinji Okazaki Announces Retirement at Season's End
The former Japan and Leicester City forward, renowned for his role in Leicester's 2016 Premier League victory, cites physical limitations as the reason for his retirement.
- Shinji Okazaki, celebrated for his contribution to Leicester City's 2016 Premier League title, will retire at the end of the season.
- The 38-year-old has made significant contributions to both club and country, including scoring 50 goals for Japan.
- Okazaki's career highlights include playing at three World Cups and winning the 2011 Asian Cup with Japan.
- Throughout his career, Okazaki has been known for his relentless work ethic and pivotal goals.
- After a successful international and club career, Okazaki cites the toll on his body as the primary reason for his retirement.