Sergio Busquets has announced he will retire at the end of the MLS season, closing the chapter on one of football’s greatest careers. The 37-year-old leaves behind a trophy cabinet filled with 32 titles at Barcelona, including 9 La Liga and 3 Champions League crowns, along with World Cup and Euro triumphs for Spain. A true midfield maestro, Busquets will play his final games for Inter Miami before hanging up his boots.
Ramón Díaz has been appointed as the new head coach of Sport Club Internacional on a deal until December 2026. The Argentine legend, who won trophies with River Plate, Al-Hilal, and Corinthians, brings a wealth of experience after managing in four continents and lifting 17 titles. He will be officially presented at Beira-Rio Stadium on Thursday, with fans eager to see how he shapes Internacional’s future.
Jerome Boateng, the 2014 World Cup winner with Germany, has officially retired at the age of 37. Boateng’s career spanned across Hertha Berlin, Hamburg, Manchester City, Lyon, Salernitana, and LASK, but he is best remembered for his successful spell at Bayern Munich, where he won two Champions League titles and nine Bundesliga trophies. With 76 caps for Germany, he leaves behind a legacy of strength, leadership, and consistency.
