The Digest:Former Super Eagles striker Anthony Ujah has announced his retirement from professional football at the age of 34. In an emotional message, the player said he was making the "toughest decision of my life," calling it his Final Whistle.
Key Points:
- Former Super Eagles striker Anthony Ujah has retired.
- The 34-year-old announced on social media.
- He described it as the "toughest decision of my life."
- He expressed gratitude to clubs, coaches, and teammates.
- He said playing for Nigeria was a "childhood dream."
- Ujah spent the majority of his career in Germany.
- He last played for the Bulgarian club Botev Plovdiv.
The retirement marks Ujah's Final Whistle on a career that saw him play in top European leagues and represent his country.
Sources: Completessports.com
