Finale in a great career is ready to put Pepe to Rinawho decided to retire from the action at the finale of the year, having hit 42.
Como goalkeeper Pepe Rina announced his retirement at the end of the current season, and in his 42 years, the Spanish international goalkeeper has made 943 appearances in a 25 -year career.
The Spanish international goalkeeper (37 entries) announced that the home match against Inter will be the last in his rich and full -length career, during which he won the Euro 2008 and 2012, as well as the 2010 World Cup.
Product of “Masia”, Reina began his career in Barcelona before becoming a key player in Villarreal. However, in Liverpool he played most of the games (394) and was in his career, and was voted for the best goalkeeper in the Premier League in 2006, 2007 and 2008.
After his departure from Liverpool in 2014, he spent most of his other career in Italy, between Napoli, Milan, Lazio and Como, with a very short term in Bayern Guardiola (three matches in 2014-2015) and a two-year term in Viyreal (202).
During his 25 -year career, Reina has won (in addition to his national titles) a English Cup, an English League League, a UEFA Super Cup, a Community Shield with Liverpool, an Italy Cup with Napoli and Bundesliga.
Reina announced that he intends to deal with coaching, stressing characteristically: “Every day, I think a little more as a coach than as a goalkeeper.”