Mexico goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa retires after 22-year career
Summary
Guillermo Ochoa, a famous Mexican goalkeeper, has retired after a 22-year career in professional football. He played for clubs in Mexico and Europe and represented Mexico in six World Cups, retiring after the 2022 tournament.Key Facts
- Ochoa announced his retirement at age 41, ending his 22-year career.
- He played as goalkeeper in six World Cup tournaments, starting in three of them (2014, 2018, 2022).
- Ochoa began his career with Club America in Mexico City in 2004.
- He was the first Mexican goalkeeper to play in European leagues, joining Ajaccio in France in 2011.
- Ochoa played for several European clubs, including Malaga, Granada, Standard Liege, and others.
- He won a league title with Club America in 2005 and a Belgian Cup with Standard Liege.
- Internationally, he helped Mexico win six CONCACAF Gold Cup titles and earned an Olympic bronze medal in 2020.
- In his final match, he played briefly, then received an emotional farewell at Azteca Stadium.
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