Frank Lampard retires

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Frank Lampard, who played for clubs like Chelsea, announced he is going to retire. The midfielder gave the news on Thursday.

He has 21 years of career. He spent most of last year in Major League Soccer in the United States.

He played for England, where he won 106 times. For Chelsea, he made 649 appearances and 211 goals. He left the team in 2011.

The announcement was made on social media.

The 38-year-old thinks it’s time to retire as he reached this age. His decision came in spite of the many offers he received.

“I’m grateful to the Football Association for the opportunity to study for my coaching qualifications and I look forward to pursuing the off-field opportunities that this decision opens,” said Lampard.

So, fans can see this player on the field again, but in a much different position.

According to statistics, he is one of the greatest players of our times.

In total, he won 11 major titles. He has three Premier League titles, four FA cups, he won at the Champions League and at the Europa League. He also has two League Cups.

His team admired him. He was a constant player that always raised to the expectations.

An analyst from BBC believes Lampard is “a world-class player”.

Others admit that he is a great at shooting goals. He does have an impressive number.

Although he was kind of underrated, he had a wonderful career.

His fans wait to see his next big step. Coaching is definitely something big.