Santi Cazorla, former Arsenal midfielder, retires at 41

Santi Cazorla retirement football

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Former Arsenal and Spain midfielder Santi Cazorla has retired from playing at 41.
He won two FA Cups with Arsenal and two Euros with Spain.
Despite a career-threatening gangrene infection in 2016, he recovered and finished his career at his boyhood club, Oviedo, where he played for three years.

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Former Arsenal and Spain midfielder Santi Cazorla has retired from playing at 41. He won two FA Cups with Arsenal and two Euros with Spain. Despite a career-threatening gangrene infection in 2016, he recovered and finished his career at his boyhood club, Oviedo, where he played for three years.

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