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Posted by: Habeeb Awodele (Luminary), 09066392156. The Real Madrid football star,disclosed his intent to retire from professional football today on his Social Media page.Read his statement below:  "You must listen to yourself and say stop at the right time." "After 16 years and more than 700 matches played, I have decided to end my career as a professional footballer." "I was able to realise my dream, I have played and had fun on many pitches around the world." "During my career I was lucky to meet great managers, coaches and teammates — thank you to everyone for these great times, I will miss you all." "I also want to thank the clubs I have played for: LOSC, Chelsea and Real Madrid; and thanks to the RBFA for my Belgian Selection." "A special thank you to my family, my friends, my advisors and the people who have been close to me in good times and bad." "Finally, a huge thank you to you, my fans, who have followed me for

'I'm sorry' - Tobi Amusan apologizes for letting Nigerians down World Record holder Tobi Amusan says she's sorry for letting Nigerians down by not defending her world title in Budapest. Tobi Amusan has apologized to Nigerians after losing her women's 100m Hurdles world title at the World Championships in Budapest. Amusan finished sixth in 12.62s as Jamaica's Danielle Williams regained her title from 2015 in a Season's Best (SB) of 12.43s, Olympic champion Jasmine Camacho-Quinn settled for silver in 12.44s, and USA's Keni Harrison won bronze in 12.46s. The Nigerian speed hurdler's time doesn't justify her capabilities after going through a rough past month with her Anti-Doping Rule Violation (ADRV) case and only got cleared two days before the start of the championship. It was evident from her qualifying heat race that she wasn't at her best mentally and physically, so getting to the final was a huge plus and achievement for the World Record (