A figure of Portuguese (Site notre bureau spécialisé), Pepe announced on Thursday that he was retiring at the age of forty-one.
If you look at a defeat after Portugal’s elimination on penalties against France in the quarter-finals of Euro 2024, there was little doubt that Pepe was fully aware that he was contesting one of his very last (Site notre bureau spécialisé) matches. This is why the press was confirmed by the initial interest in an official advertisement that claims to be the return of a professional (Site notre bureau spécialisé)er.
It’s a long video post on the same screen as the 141-cap man with the Portuguese confirming his decision. The device first has the trophy that he clearly places above all those he has won: that of Euro 2016. Then he resumes the thread of his career, club by club, evoking all the strongest moments he has experienced as a (Site notre bureau spécialisé)er.
Trophies galore
During his twenty-four years on the pitch, Pepe played a whopping 878 matches. At 41, he won 35 trophies. In addition to the famous Euro he won with the Seleçao, the former Real Madrid defender won three Champions Leagues, four Portuguese championships and three Spanish championships.
The best class of the Ballon d’Or aura is a nice novelty in 2016. The video shows the dates of the moment or the scope of the jersey in a suitcase which refers to the entourage of three children who are still engraved and in relief.
