Sergio Busquets Announces Retirement from Professional Football
Nothing lasts ever. And for Sergio Busquets, the time has come to hang up his thrills. The iconic Spanish midfielder will retire from professional football at the end of the 2025 Major League Soccer( MLS) season.
Inter Miami CF verified the news moment, motioning the end of a career that has dazed suckers for nearly two decades.
From Sabadell to Barcelona
Born in Sabadell, Spain, Busquets snappily rose through the species at FC Barcelona. A 15- time spell in the first platoon saw him come a true club legend. Over 700 appearances.
Nine La Liga titles. Three titleholders League triumphs. innumerous mugs and accolades. He was n’t just a star for his club.
Busquets was central to Spain’s golden generation, earning 143 caps and helping lift the 2010 FIFA World Cup and the 2012 European Championship.
BREAKING: Sergio Busquets has decided to retire from professional football.
Legendary Spanish midfielder will say goodbye at the end of current MLS season in few weeks.
Absolute legend and icon of the game. pic.twitter.com/ASrTP41h9v
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) September 26, 2025
A New Chapter in the USA
In July 2023, Busquets took his talents to Inter Miami CF. There, he reunited with former Barcelona teammates Lionel Messi, Jordi Alba, and Luis Suárez. Since joining, he has made 106 appearances, scoring once and providing 16 assists.
His calm presence and tactical mastery helped Inter Miami claim the 2023 Leagues Cup and the 2024 Supporters’ Shield. Leadership was his trademark. Experience his weapon.
The team’s strong run, including securing a playoff spot as Messi scored twice, highlights the ongoing impact of Busquets’ influence on the squad.
Speaking on social media, Busquets reflected on his journey. “I feel fulfilled and grateful as I prepare to end my professional football career,” he said.
It’s a simple statement. But it carries the weight of a career filled with triumphs, memories, and respect from fans worldwide.
What Made Busquets Special?
Busquets wasn’t flashy. He didn’t need to be. His intelligence, vision, and understanding of the game set him apart. Midfield control, defensive awareness, timing, he had it all.
Many tried to copy him. Few ever matched him. His influence on the pitch will be studied for years.
As the MLS season heads towards its climax, all eyes will be on Busquets. Fans will flock to stadiums. Tributes will pour in. And somewhere, in quiet moments, the Spaniard will take it all in.
One thing is certain: the football world will not forget him. Not now. Not ever.
