Santi Cazorla announces his retirement from professional football after a career spanning over 23 years, concluding with a season at Real Oviedo.
Santi Cazorla just announced, this Thursday at noon, the end of his professional football career! The 41-year-old midfielder retires after one final season in La Liga with Real Oviedo, his childhood club. A legend at Villarreal, where he played more than 300 games, and Arsenal, where he spent six years, Cazorla also won Euro 2008 and Euro 2012 with Spain. This Thursday marks the end of a career that spanned more than 23 years.
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