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Franck Ribery announces retirement from football

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"The ball stops. The feelings inside me do not," 39-year-old Ribery wrote on social media in English, French, Italian and German. "Thanks to everyone for this great adventure." Ribery hasn't featured for Salernitana, who he joined in 2021, since their opening day loss to Roma and his retirement had been rumoured for several weeks.

Now that Ribery has decided to hang up his boots he could take up a management role at Salernitana, who confirmed earlier this month that they were talking with the Frenchman about a position at the club.

A World Cup runner-up with France in 2006, Ribery's greatest successes came at Bayern Munich, where over 12 seasons he won nine league titles and the 2013 Champions League.

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