Raphael Varane has retired from football.

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Unexpected decision from Raphael Varane! He has retired from football.

The French player Raphael Varane, who once played for Real Madrid and Manchester United, has decided to retire from football at the age of 31.

Raphael Varane, who transferred to Como 1907 at the beginning of the season, has made the decision to retire from football.

Varane, who has been away from the fields for a long time due to a knee injury, had left Manchester United during the summer. The 31-year-old French center-back signed with Serie A team Como 1907 on July 28 but was only able to play 23 minutes in 1 cup match.

REALIZED HE COULDN'T CONTINUE DUE TO INJURIES AND PAINS

Realizing he couldn't continue due to his injuries and pains, Varane hung up his boots.

Varane started his career at Lens, transferred to Real Madrid in 2011, and achieved many great successes during his 10 years there.

HIS CAREER IS FILLED WITH TROPHIES

The French center-back experienced successes including the 2018 World Cup championship, 4 Champions League titles, 4 FIFA Club World Cups, 3 Spain La Liga titles, 3 UEFA Super Cups, 1 UEFA Nations League, 1 FA Cup, 1 Copa del Rey, 3 Spanish Super Cups, and 1 EFL Cup.