Through his official web profiles, former German international right-back, turned defensive midfielder in latest two seasons, Philipp Lahm, announced having quit professional football as a player (clarifying he would not be ready, so far at least, to become a trainer). Bayern Munich icon, who spent almost his whole career playing for Die Roten, except for a 2003-05 loan experience at Stuttgart, left at 33 years old, after having collected (with two Bundesliga games left) 516 official caps, scored 16 goals, won 8 Bundesliga titles, 6 national cups, 3 national supercups, 1 Champions League (2012/13), 1 UEFA Supercup, 1 FIFA Club World Cup. Besides, Lahm won a World Cup as a Germany player in 2014, collecting 113 caps overall, and scoring 5 goals.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="it"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Only 2 more days until my last game. Unbelievably excited to play in front of a sold out crowd and take in the atmosphere one last time! <a href="https://t.co/ZdImBlGz9Q">pic.twitter.com/ZdImBlGz9Q</a></p>— Philipp Lahm (@philipplahm) <a href="
">18 maggio 2017</a></blockquote>
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