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Santi Cazorla Retires at 41 After Illustrious Career Including Arsenal and Spain
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First reported by N12 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Santi Cazorla, former Arsenal midfielder and two-time European champion with Spain, retires at 41 after finishing his career at Real Oviedo. He played across Spain, England, and Qatar, earning 81 caps for Spain and winning two Euros. Cazorla helped Oviedo gain promotion to La Liga before retiring.
- 01Santi Cazorla retires from professional football at age 41.
- 02He ended his career at his boyhood club, Real Oviedo, after helping them promote to La Liga.
- 03Cazorla played six years at Arsenal, winning two FA Cups and scoring 29 goals in 180 appearances.
- 04He was part of Spain's golden generation, winning Euro 2008 and 2012 and earning 81 caps.
- 05Cazorla missed the 2010 World Cup due to injury but scored 15 goals for Spain.
- 06His career included stints at Villarreal, Malaga, Al Sadd, and Recreativo de Huelva.
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