Bravo, former Man City and Barcelona goalkeeper, announces retirement
Bravo has decided to retire from professional soccer after parting ways with Betis during the summer.
Former Manchester City, Barcelona and Real Betis goalkeeper Claudio Bravo has announced his retirement.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe 41-year-old managed to play 74 competitive matches for Betis.
Bravo also represented Real Sociedad and Colo-Colo in his home country of Chile.
There were a total of 463 competitive matches at club team level. He kept 164 clean sheets.
The goalkeeper also made 150 international appearances for Chile.
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