US EditionPopular Journeyman Footballer with over 40 Clubs Officially Retires Aged 46
- Jefferson Louis, a football journeyman, retired at age 46 in June 2025 after nearly 30 years playing mainly in lower English leagues.
- Louis' career began in 1996 with Risborough Rangers and involved over 50 transfers across 43 clubs, including Football League sides Oxford United and Bristol Rovers.
- He featured in 903 competitive matches, scored 293 goals, appeared once for Dominica in 2008, and completed four spells with Thame United before his final retirement.
- Louis reflected on his career by recalling how, as a child, he aspired to achieve his goals and is proud to have fulfilled that ambition. At 46 years old, he announced his retirement and expressed gratitude toward the managers, teammates, and fans who supported him along the way.
- After retiring, Louis transitioned into a coaching position with Slough Town, where he aims to support younger players by emphasizing the importance of mindset alongside skill.
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Jefferson Louis, 46, is hanging up his boots. In total, it was 29 years in the service of football and 903 matches – for 42 different clubs. – I have lived my dream, says p
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Football's ultimate journeyman finally retires aged 46 after making over 50 transfers - The Mirror
Jefferson Louis has lived a nomadic life in football, playing for dozens of clubs during his 29-year career, but the veteran striker has now finally decided to retire
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