Former Australian international footballer Harry Kewell, hailed as the best player in his country’s history, has announced his retirement from professional football. The 35-year-old striker, currently playing for the Australian club Melbourne Heart, revealed his decision at a press conference, stating that he feels it’s the right time to end his career. Kewell will play his final match on May 12, marking the culmination of an illustrious journey in the sport.
Contrary to speculation, Kewell emphasized that his decision to retire is not due to the injuries that have plagued him in recent years. He assured that his body is in good condition despite the challenges he has faced.
Throughout his career, Kewell has left an indelible mark on Australian football. With 17 goals in 56 international appearances, he has been revered by fans in his homeland. Kewell represented notable clubs such as Leeds United, Liverpool, and Galatasaray, and notably participated in two FIFA World Cup tournaments in 2006 and 2010.
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