US EditionOfficer: Andrés Guardado Retires From Football in a Definitive Way
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After two decades of experience
After two decades of experience
The race of Andrés Guardado has come to an end. After the 2025 Closing Tournament of the BBVA MX League, the midfielder was no longer registered with the Club León. With the 2025 Opening Tournament underway and during the Cup 2025 Leagues, the former player of 38 years of age made his retirement official, which comes for the second time after having returned to the courts the last contest to play with James Rodríguez.
After two decades of career, Andrés Guardado has made his final retirement from professional football official. In an interview with the YouTube channel, By My Balls, the Mexican midfielder put an end to the speculations and confirmed what had been emerging for a few months: “Yes, I’m retired,” the player declared in an advance of the conversation. Saved, known as the Little Prince, he debuted in the maximum circuit on August 20, 2005, when Dani…
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