Pedro has brought down the curtain on a career that carried him from Barcelona’s trophy-laden years to Chelsea and Spain’s 2010 World Cup triumph, leaving the game with a message of gratitude for those who shared the journey.
A career closes
- Pedro announced that he felt the moment had arrived to move forward and begin a new chapter in his life.
- He said he was departing proud to have lived his dream, and thanked the people who helped make it possible.
- “Thank you, football, for making me so happy,” he wrote.
Silverware across Spain and England
The forward’s Barcelona spell produced a remarkable collection of major honours. He won the Champions League three times, LaLiga on five occasions, three UEFA Super Cups, two FIFA Club World Cups, three Copa del Rey titles and four Spanish Super Cups.
His time at Chelsea added another set of English and European prizes: the Premier League, the Europa League and the FA Cup.
At international level, Pedro was part of the Spain side that lifted the World Cup in 2010, a landmark achievement in a career defined by success on both the club and national stages.
