As an athlete, it's inevitable that you'll have to 'say goodbye on the field' Even the biggest stars will one day hang up their shoes high. In this article, the writer rounds up 7 players who may be having their last dance at this tournament. Fans remember to seize the time to say goodbye to them on the pitch!
As a star for landlord Germany, it is really fitting that Kroos has chosen to write the final chapter of his soccer career in his home country! The 34-year-old Real Madrid star announced his retirement plans ahead of the Champions League final. The Europa League will be the last game and the last cup of his career, and his goal is quite clear, just like at Real Madrid, to help Germany win this year's title.
Modric, 38, is making his fifth Eurocup appearance of his career. Although he didn't say so clearly, it will likely be his last Eurocup appearance. While Modric has faded out of the club's second tier this season as he has aged, he can usually make a significant contribution to the team.
In recent years, Croesusia is facing a major blood change. The team consists of old, middle and young generations, with midfield successors such as Baturina and Su i?Although they can gradually become independent, if they have an experienced veteran when they are young, they will definitely help them grow. I believe that is why Modric chose to continue representing Croesus as a player.
World superstar Cristiano Ronaldo thinks you have to have heard of him, whether you are a soccer fan or not.The 39-year-old Ronaldo has played in the Saudi Arabia League for the past two years, but at nearly 40 years of age he has not diminished his skills. This season, he has scored 35 goals in the Saudi Premier League, totaling 44 goals, an average of one goal per game. It's hard to imagine he's close to 40!
However, with the Portuguese national team getting stronger and more complete in recent years, the chances of the 44-year-old Ronaldo playing again at the next Euros are so low that this could be the last time the great Portuguese star will play at the Euros, and you can't afford to miss out on one last chance to see Ronaldo!
Taiwan Province has a vote of female fans of 'My Big Giroud' Olivier Giroud, who played for the national team for the last time in his career before the start of the Europa League. After this year's season, Giroud has also decided to leave the big five and move to the US professional soccer league (MLS) to 'retire'.
Giroud is making his fourth Euro appearance this time around and has yet to succeed in winning a Euro in his career; at Euro 2016, France reached the final on home soil but unexpectedly lost to Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal and had to settle for second place. I believe that the star-studded France is definitely aiming for championship gold.Whether or not Giroud can repay his wish at his last Euro will depend not only on his performance, but also on his little brothers!
Since Ronaldo was mentioned earlier, it is only natural that another Portuguese player, the 'Living Legend' Pepe, must be mentioned. 41 year old Pepe is still in the national team this year, and with 19 matches in his first four Euro appearances he is second all-time in the history of the tournament, and the first place goes to no one else, but to his good friend and Real Madrid team-mate, Cristiano Ronaldo, with a total of 25 matches.
