Former Manchester United midfielder retires at 31 years old

The former Manchester United midfielder, Anderson Oliveira, decided to retire from football at the age of 31 just getting old. The news was conveyed by the president of the Adana Demirspor club, Murat Sancak.

"He wants a break from football. Anderson is no longer in the Adana Demirspor game plan. However, always with us and continue to work at Adana," Sancak quoted Sportbible as saying Friday (09/21/2019).

The news of Arnderson retiring football is certainly a surprise among supporters. In addition, the 31-year report card showed good when grazing with Manchester United in the 2007 to 2014 season.

Anderson became one of the young players who made it to the stint of XI Sir Alex Ferguson in the first year in the Red Devils uniform. Anderson also helped dedicate a series of titles to Manchester United.

Individually, his career is also quite bright. The former FC Porto won the FIFA Golden Boot award in 2005 and won the Golden Boy trophy in 2008.

Unfortunately, injury problems and lack of consistency in the game made expelled from Manchester United. Anderson left Old Trafford in 2015 and moved to the Brazilian club Sport Club Internacional. then anchored at the Turkish club, Adana Demirspor since 2018.

Anderson decided to retire at a relatively young age, 31 years old. Nevertheless, it is not the only player who retires at an early age.

Previously, a number of world-class soccer players also left their football careers at a young age. For example, former AS Roma player, Pablo Daniel Osvaldo.

Osvaldo was ordered to leave the gridiron at the age of 30. He wants to explore a career going to be a musician.

Another story from David Bentley. The player who has been nicknamed the successor David Bechkam clings to the English right line hanging shoes at the age of 29 years.

Now it's the Bentley Business cycle. There will be a number of restaurants, and invest in several stations in Spain.

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