Did Gary Cahill retire?
Gary James Cahill, an English professional footballer who was born on December 19, 1985, most recently played as a centre-back for AFC Bournemouth, is now retired. Cahill was born, raised, and educated in Derbyshire, where he went to Dronfield Henry Fanshawe School. He has been a lifelong supporter of Sheffield Wednesday and considers Des Walker…
Gary James Cahill, an English professional footballer who was born on December 19, 1985, most recently played as a centre-back for AFC Bournemouth, is now retired.
Cahill was born, raised, and educated in Derbyshire, where he went to Dronfield Henry Fanshawe School. He has been a lifelong supporter of Sheffield Wednesday and considers Des Walker to be his idol from a young age.
Did Gary Cahill retire?
Gary Cahill, a former defender for Chelsea and England, has declared his retirement from the game. Gary Cahill, a former defender for Chelsea and England, has declared his retirement from the game.
Cahill started his professional career with Aston Villa before moving on to Burnley and Sheffield United. In 2008, Cahill then joined Bolton. He secured a £7 million deal with Chelsea in January 2012 after leaving Bolton after four years after making a mark there.
The close friendship between the England international and John Terry contributed to the Blues’ victories in the League Cup, UEFA Champions League, two FA Cups, two Europa League championships, and two Premier League crowns.
Cahill is the player in Premier League history who completed this feat the quickest, winning the Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup, Europa League, and UEFA Champions League within three years after joining Stamford Bridge.
The 36-year-old made his retirement known in a social media message: “Football is a game that has given me so much enjoyment and success and as I make the decision to hang up my boots, I can honestly say I gave it everything I had”.
