Mexican goalkeeper Ochoa, 41, announced his retirement, ending his 22-year professional career.

On July 22, Beijing time, Mexican goalkeeper Ochoa announced his retirement on social media.



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I never imagined how far a dream could take me.

Now I can only look back on the road I've traveled with pride and say: Thank you.

Thank you to my family, thank you to my teammates, and thank you to every fan who has accompanied me on every step of the journey.

I will take away the love and support of thousands of people, and I will have no regrets—I have given everything for Mexico.

No one can take this experience away from us.

From the bottom of my heart, I am grateful for everything.

Ochoa is 41 years old. During his professional career, he played for clubs including Club América, Ajaccio, Malaga, Granada, Standard Liège, Club América, and Salernitana. At the national team level, he represented Mexico in six World Cups, making numerous crucial saves and serving as the team's starting goalkeeper for a long time, winning titles such as the CONCACAF Gold Cup.