Ex-Palmeiras and Cruzeiro star Robinho announces retirement | OneFootball

At 38 years old, midfielder Robinho announced his retirement from professional football. Having played for Palmeiras, Cruzeiro, and Grêmio, the midfielder was playing for Brusque in the Série C.

“I am ending my journey as a professional athlete. However, I will continue in the football world. Now, from outside the four lines.”, he wrote on his social media.

“Football has been, is, and will be part of my life. My eternal gratitude to this passionate sport.” Robinho wrote.

  See this photo on Instagram   A post shared by Robson Signorini (Robinho) ⚽️ (@robsonsignorini)

Clubs and Achievements

Robinho played for Mogi Mirim, Santos, Avaí, Coritiba, Paysandu, and other teams. Paulista Champion with Peixe, the athlete was initially known for his time at Palmeiras. With the Alviverde, the midfielder won a Copa do Brasil.

The player's technical peak was at Cruzeiro, where he was a consecutive two-time champion of the Copa do Brasil, remembered mainly for the excellent final against Corinthians in 2018. At Raposa, Robinho also won a Campeonato Mineiro. In 2021, he also played for Grêmio, but was unable to perform as well.

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