Marcelo retires from active football at 36

Marcelo's retirement marks the end of an extraordinary career, filled with accolades and moments that will be remembered for generations.
His journey from Fluminense to becoming a Real Madrid legend is nothing short of remarkable.
With 25 trophies, including five Champions League titles, he cemented himself as one of the greatest left-backs in football history.
His attacking flair, skill, and passion made him a fan favourite and a key figure in Real Madrid's dominance over the past two decades.
Returning to Fluminense and helping them secure their first Copa Libertadores title was a fitting conclusion to his playing days, showing his enduring quality and leadership.
Marcelo's legacy is not just about the trophies and records but also the joy and magic he brought to the game.
As he transitions into the next chapter of his football journey, his impact on the sport will undoubtedly continue to inspire.
Source: Classfmonline.com/Jacob Narbi
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