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Former Super Eagles striker Brown Ideye has revealed his retired from professional football after playing for almost two decades in Africa, Europe, and Asia.
Ideye, 36, made the announcement in a statement on his social media pages, expressing gratitude to God, his family, supporters, and those who contributed to his career.
“After much thought and consideration with mixed emotions, I’ve decided to retire from professional football. I will first like to thank God for the talent and the long career I’ve enjoyed,” he said.
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“I thank my family and friends for their unwavering love, support and understanding till this day. This game made me and gave me everything — incredible joy, sad days, the opportunity to travel and see the world, lifelong friendships, and so many unforgettable memories.
“To all the Agents who worked tirelessly and negotiated with clubs for my dreams to come true — thank you. To all the sports journalists who spent long hours day and night covering and highlighting my career, I owe you a depth of gratitude.
“Though my time as a pro-player has come to an end, football will always be a part of my life as I enter my next chapter. Thank you all for being a part of this journey, and I look forward to still seeing you on these football streets,” he added.
