Former Man United Champions League winner Nani announces huge career decision
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7-second readFormer Manchester United winger Nani is set to leave FC Aktobe, hinting at retirement as he approaches his 40th birthday after a long football career.
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Former Manchester United star Nani is set to announce a huge career decision. The Portuguese star joined Manchester United in the summer of 2007 and won both the league title and the Champions League title in his first season in 2008.
He even scored a penalty in the shootout victory in the final against Chelsea in Moscow. Nani would go on to spend eight seasons at the club, playing 230 matches and scoring 40 goals.
The electric winger moved to a range of clubs including Fenerbahce, Valencia, Sporting Club de Portugal, Orlando City, Venezia and Melbourne Victory. His last three clubs have been Turkish side Adana Demirspor, Portuguese side C.F.
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