The retired Spanish football star, Andres Iniesta, bid farewell to his football career yesterday, in an exhibition match between the legends of Barcelona and Real Madrid in Tokyo, before he looked forward to entering the coaching arena in the future.
Last October, Iniesta (40 years old) announced his retirement from playing after a triumphant career that saw him win the European Cup twice and the World Cup once with the Spanish national team, while he played for Barcelona and then Vissel Kobe of Japan, and ended his career with the Emirates team.
45,000 spectators in Tokyo had a final opportunity to enjoy the skills of the player, whose cross in the final minutes of the match contributed to Real Madrid’s defense scoring an own goal, and Barcelona emerged victorious (2-1).
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