Canada legend Atiba Hutchinson confirms retirement

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Emily Wilson·13 de junio de 2023

Canada legend Atiba Hutchinson confirms retirement

Canada legend Atiba Hutchinson has decided to call time on his career.

The 40-year-old midfielder confirmed to The Athletic on Tuesday that he will retire from club football and is likely to step aside on the international stage as well.

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The upcoming CONCACAF Nations League tournament will likely be his last outing for Canada, who face Panama in the semi-finals on Thursday.

Breaking: Atiba Hutchinson tells @TheAthleticSCCR that he is retiring from club soccer and that the Nations League Finals is likely his last tournament for Canada. #CanMNT
– martes, 13 de junio de 2023

Hutchinson spent the last 10 years in Turkey captaining Beşiktaş but, upon the expiration of his contract, will not sign with another club.

He also had stints at PSV Eindhoven and FC Copenhagen and ends his career with 638 club appearances, 56 goals and 60 assists.

The six-time Canada Soccer Player of the Year winner was part of the historic 2022 World Cup squad and currently has 103 caps, nine goals and eight assists while captaining his country.

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