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Pepe, born in Brazil, but a Portuguese international, has won more than 30 titles in his entire career, including a European Championship with the national team, in 2016, and three Champions Leagues, all with Real Madrid.
𝗨𝗠 𝗘𝗫𝗘𝗠𝗣𝗟𝗢. 🫡 Continuaremos sempre juntos: obrigado por tudo, Pepe! ✨🫂 #PartilhaAPaixão pic.twitter.com/HSnou1I5zI
— Portugal (@selecaoportugal) August 8, 2024
The defender says goodbye to the Portuguese team with 141 games and 8 goals and is the third most-capped international player ever for the Portuguese team, just behind Cristiano Ronaldo (212) and João Moutinho (146).
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An absolute star for two decades. If every goalkeeper had a Pepe lined up in front of him it'd be a pretty easy position to play. Skill, heart, ferocity.
Furthermore, he went out while still playing at a very high standard. While so many players stay too long, we won't remember Pepe's steep decline because there wasn't one.
Thanks for all the great memories, Sir.
By Shawn from Other on 08 Aug 2024, 18:58