Santi Cazorla has announced his retirement from professional football at the age of 41. This decision concludes a distinguished career spanning over two decades, during which the Spanish midfielder achieved notable success, including winning two European Championship trophies with the Spanish national team. Following his most recent season with Real Oviedo, the Asturian club where his contributions were instrumental in securing promotion to La Liga in 2025, Santi Cazorla confirmed his retirement via social media.
In a video posted on the X platform, Cazorla reflected on the end of his playing days. He stated, “Now that everything is coming to an end, as I pack my bags and the noise gives way to silence, everything has meaning because this end didn’t happen anywhere, I was at home.”
His professional journey began at the Villarreal academy. Throughout his career, Santi Cazorla established himself as a key figure in Spanish football.
The announcement marks a significant milestone for the player, bringing a close to a storied career marked by international achievements and club success.
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