Javier Mascherano Trophies
Mascherano who enjoyed success at the top level had been playing for estudiantes in his native argentina having won two champions league and five liga trophies during a successful eight year period in barcelona.
Javier mascherano trophies. You cant put leadership into numbers. News group newspapers ltd. At the spanish club he won five laliga santander titles five.
Mascherano made 147 appearances for the argentina national team and is the most capped player in the countrys history. Javier mascherano enjoyed his careers most successful spell at barcelona where he won 19 titles in eight years including five la liga and two champions leagues trophies. Winning a total of 21 major trophies through his illustrious career mascheranos legacy and impact on the teams he played for cannot be counted by numbers.
Picafp former barcelona liverpool and argentina star javier mascherano has announced retirement from football after a glittering 17 year career across south america and europe. The midfielder began his career in professional football with argentine side river plate in 2003 and spent a year in brazil with corinthians before making the move to the premier league. And thats what he was.
He spent eight great years with barca collecting 19 trophies along the way. Javier mascherano announced today that he is retiring. After winning five la liga titles and two champions league crowns among a host of other trophies.
Getty images getty 6 the argentine made his name as a tough tackler at liverpool credit. Javier mascherano atmascherano october 7 2020. Javier mascherano right won a staggering 19 trophies with barcelona credit.
Not by the amount of trophies won or the amount of tackles put in. Reuters buenos aires 16 november 2020 1039 ist. I want to announce that today i am retiring from soccer professionally.
After a few seasons in china and argentina mascherano revealed his intentions to the world. Ex barcelona liverpool and argentina star mascherano announces retirement. Argentina star javier mascherano has announced his retirement from professional football after a career that spanned 17 years across south american and european leagues.