Alex Press, the legendary striker who lifted the FIFA World Cup trophy twice, has announced he is retiring from professional football. The 35‑year‑old, who has become a household name in the sport, said the decision comes after a long and successful career that has seen him score over 300 goals for both club and country.
Press, who joined the national team in 2010, helped his side win the World Cup in 2014 and 2018. His knack for finding the back of the net and leading his teammates with the same focus that brought his country silverware is praised worldwide. In a short statement, Press thanked fans, coaches, teammates and sponsors for the support that made his career possible.
The announcement was made during a press conference in Madrid, where Press joked that he was finally ready to trade a jersey for a coffee shop. He also thanked his wife and three children for keeping his life stable off‑pitch.
Many pundits say that Press’s legacy will stay in football history. Commentators highlighted his ability to perform in big matches, his professionalism, and his humility. Team officials promise to keep his numbers in club history as an example for younger players.
Fans worldwide are already circulating tribute videos and back‑of‑the‑cup images, celebrating a career that will inspire future generations. Press’s retirement marks the end of an era for fans who have watched him turn dreams into victories on the world stage.
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