Infantino Praises Ochoa: National Team Career 'Forever Recorded in World Cup History'

Mexican goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa, aged 41, announced his retirement from professional football on social media, ending a 22-year career. FIFA President Gianni Infantino responded with a tribute on Instagram, congratulating Ochoa and stating that his national team career will 'forever be recorded in World Cup history.' Infantino highlighted Ochoa as the goalkeeper with the most appearances in Mexican national team history and noted his participation in six World Cups. He thanked Ochoa for his unforgettable saves and dedication to the Mexican jersey, wishing him well in the future. The announcement was reported by Hupu Football News on July 23.

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Infantino Praises Ochoa: National Team Career 'Forever Recorded in World Cup History'虎扑 - 足球Neutral / independentJul 23, 07:49 PM UTC

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