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The former winger of Real Madrid and Inter, Wesley Sneijder, announced his retirement from football at the age of 35.
Sneijder ended his career at Al Gharafa, Qatar, where the Dutchman joined the team in January of last year. He managed to make 21 appearances, scoring 14 goals and 5 goals.
Sneijder had a remarkable career in which he won six trophies, once the Champions League, once the Spanish league, once the Spanish Super Cup, once the Italian League and the Italian Cup twice.
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Sneijder started his career in Ajax before joining Real Madrid, then joined Inter where he lived his best days with Mourinho, then in Galatasaray, who spent three years with them before sign in Nice before joining Al Gharafa.
Wesley was outstanding in Inter's triple season, which made him a favorite to win the Golden Ball, but that was not the case.
2010 could be considered the best year of Schneider's career, which has managed to be the top scorer of the World Cup in the final against Spain and to score six goals in the Champions League that he has won at Bayern Munich.
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