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Guardado Retires
Mexican football star Andrés Guardado announces his retirement after a distinguished career playing for top European and Mexican clubs.
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Club LeónAtlasDeportivo La CoruñaValencia CfBayer LeverkusenPsv EindhovenReal BetisMexican National Team
Andrés GuardadoEduardo BerizzoRafael MárquezAlex GuardadoTeresita Guardado
- Where and how did Andrés Guardado announce his retirement?
- Andrés Guardado, a prominent Mexican footballer, announced his retirement after a 19-year career. His last game will likely be this Sunday against Monterrey, concluding his time with Club León.
- How did Andrés Guardado share his retirement announcement with fans?
- Guardado's retirement announcement was made via a short video on social media, where he expressed gratitude towards his family, coaches, and teammates for their support throughout his career.
- What significant accomplishments and accolades mark Andrés Guardado's career?
- Affectionately nicknamed "El Principito," Guardado is considered one of Mexico's greatest footballers, leaving a lasting legacy. His success involved winning two Eredivisie titles and two Super Cups with PSV, as well as a Copa del Rey with Real Betis.
- What are some of the most notable clubs Andrés Guardado played for during his career?
- Guardado's career highlights include playing for prominent European clubs like Deportivo La Coruña, Valencia, Bayer Leverkusen, PSV Eindhoven, and Real Betis. He also notably captained the Mexican national team for many years.
- What were Andrés Guardado's plans for his retirement, and where did he ultimately end his career?
- Though he initially hoped to retire at Atlas, his original club, he ultimately ended his career at Club León after a brief stint. His career spanned five World Cups, a remarkable achievement in the world of football.