Andres Iniesta ended his career of football

 Considered one of the greatest midfielders of all time, Andrés Iniesta spent most of his career at Barcelona — where he made 674 appearances for the club.

Also, he made 131 for Spain, with whom he won the FIFA World Cup in 2010.

In the World Cup final, Iniesta scored one of the most epic and dramatic last-minute goals in football history.

Furthermore, he is the only footballer in history to win the Man of the Match award in a World Cup final, a Euro final and a Champions League final.

Due to his easy-going nature, Iniesta (despite being a box-to-box midfielder) never received a red card in his career.

this man Andres Iniesta is unbelievable because of the trophies he won.

the list below consist trophies Andres Iniesta trophies he won in his career of playing football : 

🏆 World Cup
🏆 2x Euro
🏆 4x Champions League
🏆 9x LaLiga
🏆 3x Club World Cup
🏆 3x Super Cup
🏆 6x Copa del Rey
🏆 7x SuperCopa
🏆 1x Japanese Champion
🏆 1x Japanese Cup
🏆 1x Japanese Super Cup

the photo below taken in South Africa when Andres Iniesta scored a goal and they win a world cup


The message of greatest of all time Lionel Andres Messi on retiring of Andres Iniesta. he said "Andres, you have been one of the teammates with most magic...one of those I enjoyed playing with the most".

"The ball is going to miss you, and so will all of us".

"I wish you the best always, you are phenomenon".

Lionel Messi's message to Andres Iniesta.


by Heritier Mucyo

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