Thiago Alcantara has decided to retire at 33, concluding a career marked by excellence at top clubs.
He started at Barcelona B in 2008, soon becoming a key player for the senior team. In 2013, he moved to Bayern Munich, enjoying seven successful years before joining Liverpool in 2020.
Despite his talent, injuries limited his playtime, especially in the 2023/24 season.
Thiago won numerous trophies throughout his career, including four La Liga titles and a Champions League with Barcelona, seven Bundesliga titles and another Champions League with Bayern Munich, and an FA Cup with Liverpool.
His decision to retire was largely due to hip and muscle injuries that restricted his appearances for Liverpool, preventing consistent contributions.
Looking ahead, Thiago plans to stay connected to football, possibly as a coach or manager, leveraging his extensive experience and deep understanding of the game.
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