Spanish legend Iker Casillas announces his retirement from football

Former Spain captain Iker Casillas has announced his retirement from football.

According to the details, under the captainship of Casillas, Spain won the World Cup 2010.

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He won a total of 24 trophies in his national and club career.

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Lo importante es el camino que recorres y la gente que te acompaña, no el destino al que te lleva, porque eso con trabajo y esfuerzo, llega solo y creo que puedo decir, sin dudar, que ha sido el camino y el destino soñado #Grac1as pic.twitter.com/xb8ucs9REh

— Iker Casillas (@IkerCasillas) August 4, 2020

He has announced his retirement on the social media site after which his fans are sending him the best wishes for his next step.

The footballer wrote on his official twitter, “The important thing is the path you travel and the people who accompany you, not where it takes you, because that comes with work and effort alone, and I think I can say, without hesitation, that the path I have taken is the one I dreamt about #Thanks.”

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A #WorldCup winner, @SeFutbol icon and true goalkeeping great has announced his retirement 🧤

Congratulations on a fantastic playing career, @IkerCasillas, and good luck for the next chapter! 👏 pic.twitter.com/3FQZVvtx5O

— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) August 4, 2020

FIFA wrote on Twitter, “A #WorldCup winner, @SeFutbol icon and true goalkeeping great has announced his retirement. Congratulations on a fantastic playing career, @IkerCasillas, and good luck for the next chapter!”