The 40-year-old former Manchester City midfielder Fernandinho confirmed his retirement in an interview, ending his 23-year career. On Wednesday evening local time, Feiniao participated in a charity match. He said: "I am already tired. I felt ti...
The 40-year-old former Manchester City midfielder Fernandinho confirmed his retirement in an interview, ending his 23-year career.
On Wednesday evening local time, Feiniao participated in a charity match. He said: "I am already tired. I felt tired after running for more than 30 minutes today. In the field of football, nothing can motivate me anymore. I am very satisfied with my football career. I am satisfied. I have enjoyed all the time I can enjoy. Now it is time to spend quality time with my family."
The 40-year-old Brazilian midfielder Fernandinho has played for Atletico Parana, Shakhtar Donetsk, and Manchester City. While playing for Manchester City from 2013 to 2022, Fernandinho played a total of 383 games on behalf of the team, contributed 26 goals and 32 assists, and won 13 championship trophies with the team, including 5 Premier League titles.
Fernandinho will return to Atletico Parana in 2022. Since December 9, 2024, Fernandinho has not participated in a game.
In his national team career, Fernandinho played 53 games on behalf of the Brazilian national team, contributing 2 goals and 5 assists. He won the 2019 America's Cup with the team.
