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Argentine Goalkeeper Thomas Sultani Retires at 28 to Pursue Sports Management
Argentine goalkeeper Thomas Sultani has retired from football at 28, opting for a career change despite having playing offers. Sultani, who played for Maccabi Haifa, is now pursuing sports management and has co-founded a sports infrastructure company.
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What happened
- 01Thomas Sultani, former Maccabi Haifa goalkeeper, retired at 28 to pursue a new career.
- 02Sultani called Maccabi Haifa "the best team in Israel" and its goalkeeping coaches the best he ever had.
- 03He is now a player agent and co-founder of a sports infrastructure company.
- 04Sultani is also studying Sports Management and holds a diploma in Sports Psychology.
- 05He played for Maccabi Haifa before returning to Argentina and playing for Tigre.
He praised his time in Israel, calling Maccabi Haifa "the best team in Israel" and its goalkeeping coaches the best he ever had.
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