Louis Saha announces retirement

Former Manchester United and France international striker Louis Saha has announced his retirement from professional football.

Saha, 35, began his career with Metz after spending time at the famous Clairefontaine academy.

He moved to Fulham in 2000 following a short loan spell at Newcastle United, helping establish the Craven Cottage outfit as a Premier League club with 63 goals in 142 games before Manchester United came calling in 2004.

Saha would go on to enjoy great success at Old Trafford, winning the Premier League title on two occasions and tasting victory in the UEFA Champions League in 2008.

Stints at Everton, Tottenham and Sunderland followed, but the latter part of Saha s career was heavily marred by injuries.

Lazio proved to be his final stop, with the forward making six appearances in the second half of the 2012-13 campaign for the Serie A club.

I will stop to be call a professionnel (sic) footballer and wish many young talent to enjoy as much as me my football, Saha posted on his Twitter account.

Want to thks (sic) all managers, all staffs ,all teammates, all opponents, all fans, for all support and love towards me during my football career.

I m a proud man but without you all I won t be myself now. Thx (sic) for the challenges thx for the help thx for the memories thx for the passion.

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