Martyn Waghorn retires after 17-year football career
Martyn Waghorn retires after 17-year football career

Martyn Waghorn retires after 17-year football career

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Martyn Waghorn, the former Derby County and Rangers striker, has announced his retirement from professional football at the age of 35, concluding a career that spanned 17 years and included 12 clubs. He began his career at Sunderland and enjoyed significant success at Rangers, where he was the leading scorer during their promotion-winning season in the Scottish Championship. In a heartfelt message shared on social media, Waghorn expressed gratitude towards all the clubs he represented and highlighted the support from his family and coaches throughout his journey. He capped his career with 527 appearances and 135 goals, with notable spells at Ipswich and Derby. Waghorn also reflected on his pride in representing England at various youth levels, including scoring on his U21 debut. As he looks forward to the next chapter in his life, he cherishes the memories and connections made during his football journey.

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