Victim of a new serious injury, David Silva has decided to retire from professional sports. The 37-year-old Spanish midfielder announced the news through a video posted on his social media this Thursday.
After an illustrious career filled with success, David Silva, the iconic Spanish midfielder, announced his retirement from professional football. Suffering from a new serious injury, the 37-year-old player has decided to end a brilliant career that saw him play for prestigious clubs like Manchester City. He had been playing for Real Sociedad since 2020.
Born in Arguineguín in the province of Las Palmas, David Silva has left an indelible mark on the world of football with his elegance on the field and his ability to orchestrate the game. A prodigy of Valencia FC, he quickly caught the attention of major European clubs before joining Manchester City in 2010, where he spent the majority of his career.
His time with the Skyblues was synonymous with success, and he was a key player in winning multiple Premier League titles, including in 2012, 2014, 2018, and 2019. Beyond his major trophies, David Silva also won the FA Cup in 2011 and 2019, adding further excellence to an already impressive list of achievements.
In addition to his club exploits, David Silva also proudly represented the Spanish national team. With 125 caps to his name, he contributed significantly to the triumphs of La Roja. In particular, he played a crucial role in Spain’s victory in the 2010 World Cup, as well as in the consecutive successes at Euro 2008 and Euro 2012.
As David Silva prepares to open a new chapter in his life outside the football pitch, there is no doubt that he will forever remain a legend of world football. The memory of his dazzling play and sparkling trophies will continue to shine over the years, inspiring future generations of players in their pursuit of excellence.
