Former Barcelona Player Samuel Eto'o Retires

Former Barcelona player Samuel Eto'o retires from football. The former Spanish league club has a career that does not disappoint.

How not, he began his career by winning several trophies for 22 years. The 38-year-old, most remembered during his tenure at Barcelona, ​​has awarded three league titles and two Champions League trophies.

After five years at Camp Nou, he flew to Inter Milan in 2009, a long time ago. There, he won the title three times with Jose Mourinho. He continued his adventure into the Chelsea and Everton regions. In total, the player has defended 13 professional teams throughout his career.

Although not too old, the Cameroon national team legend announced on his personal Instagram account that the Mirror had announced shoes to be suspended. He ended his career as a professional footballer by leaving the Qatari club SC.


"In the end, through all the new challenges, I thank all those who have helped me, full of love," he wrote, expressing his farewell to the world of football.
Samuel Eto'o doesn't only serve Barcelona

Samuel is also respected in the national team and is considered one of the greatest African players of all time. After his first match for Cameroon on the eve of his 16th birthday, the star scored 56 goals in 118 matches for his country.

Samuel also helped the Cameroon national team win a gold medal at the Australian championship in 2000, when he also defended the team to win the African Cup the same year and two years later.

Samuel has been voted the best African player of the year for four years, competing with former Manchester City star Yaya Toure. It is unclear what profession he will choose after official retirement.

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