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After an illustrious 23-year career Portugal revered defender Pepe has announced his retirement from professional football.
The 41-year-old stalwart leaves behind a legacy of triumphs having amassed over 700 appearances at the club level with a decade-long stint at Real Madrid and two spells at FC Porto.
Pepe trophy cabinet is replete with accolades including three Champions League titles three La Liga crowns and four Portuguese championships.
On the international stage he was an integral part of Portugal EURO 2016-winning team and earned 141 caps for his country.
In his final outing Pepe made history at EURO 2024 by becoming the oldest outfield player to feature in the competition.
Although Portugal campaign ended in defeat to France Pepe remarkable career will be remembered for his dedication perseverance and numerous achievements.
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