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He was twice champion of the National Autonomous University of Mexico in 2004.
Mexico.- The former player of UNAM Pumas, Cruz Azul and Chivas de Guadalajara, Israel Castro, has announced his retirement from professional football, after 16 years of playing on the field of play.
In a moving letter, Israel Castro, double champion of the University Club National Autonomous of Mexico in 2004 and charged with achieving the historic goal Real Madrid for the conquest of the Santiago Bernabéu Trophy, he said goodbye after a career that ended in the Toledo, the third division of Spain.
"Football made me cry with joy, sadness, emotion, led me to know places difficult to describe with words He accompanied me to live the most rewarding step that a man can live, to be a father. "
He continued:" He finally gave me the affection of thousands of people, who, well, that i do not know it, i have felt uring all my career.What else can i ask football? i can only thank and continue to support so that more people can live their dream to through him (football). "
Anyone who was a right-back then a competitor concluded:" I decided to stop being a professional footballer, but never a heart footballer. See you soon. "
Israel Castro as a tri-color team was a World Cup player in South Africa 2010, played in the 2007 Copa America Venezuela and won the Gold Cups of 2009 and 2011.
In addition to the bicampeonato with Pumas, he won two feline trophies in 2009 and 2011, a 2003-2004 Champions Champion, as well as two MX Cups, one with Cruz Azul in 2013 and a another with Chivas in 2015.
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