Espagne : Un champion du monde 2010 prend sa retraite internationale
He has one of the most impressive track records in Spanish football. Pedro Rodriguez, better known as Pedro, announced this Wednesday, October 7th, that he is retiring from international football.
“I feel the time has come. The time to move forward and begin a new chapter in my life. I leave proud to have lived my dream and grateful to everyone who supported me in making it happen. Thank you to football for making me so happy,” the player wrote on his digital channels.
“We all won and amazed the world. My heart will always belong to Barça.”
With this prestigious club, he won three Champions Leagues, five Spanish championships, three UEFA Super Cups, two Club World Cups and three Copa del Rey trophies.
In the message announcing his retirement, he proclaimed his love for the Catalan club.
“Being part of the best Barça in history has been a privilege: we all won and amazed the world. My heart will always belong to Barça,” wrote the Tenerife native.
Besides FC Barcelona, Pedro played for AS Roma, Lazio and Chelsea, with whom he also won a Europa League.
As a member of the Spanish national team, the versatile winger won the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and the 2012 European Cup. He is now 39 years old.
In his career, the Spaniard played a total of 841 matches and scored 200 goals.
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