The Former Playmaker Of Spain Who Won The World Cup And Euro Said Goodbye To Football

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The Former Playmaker Of Spain Who Won The World Cup And Euro Said Goodbye To Football

He was preparing to play another season for Real Sociedad. He was also doing pre-season training for the team. But in the meantime, he suffered a ligament injury. It is already 37 years old. On top of that, hurt again. All in all, the former Spanish midfielder David Silva said goodbye to football.


2008 to 2012—Silva was a member of the team that won two Euros and one World Cup for Spain. The World Cup and Euro-winning midfielder for Spain has already bid farewell to international football.


Silva announced his retirement from all types of football in a video message on social media. In that announcement, he said, "Today is a day of trouble for me."


The Former Playmaker Of Spain Who Won The World Cup And Euro Said Goodbye To Football

Silva didn't stop there. He added, 'To whom I have dedicated my entire life, today is the day to say goodbye. Today is the day to say goodbye to my teammates, who are like family members to me. I will miss you so much.


One of the best of his time, the playmaker played in the Premier League and La Liga during his career. Starting his career at Valencia in 2004, Silva signed for Premier League side Manchester City in 2010. There he won 13 titles including 4 Premier Leagues, 2 FA Cups


Returned to Spanish football in 2020 with Real Sociedad, winning a Copa del Rey for Valencia. He won a Copa del Rey at Sociedad.


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