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Guidetti hangs up boots for Swedish fourth-tier club
11 Apr
Summary
- John Guidetti joins Rinkeby United, ending his professional career.
- He previously played for top European clubs like Man City and Celtic.
- Guidetti had a notable loan spell at Feyenoord with 20 goals in 23 games.
John Guidetti, a 33-year-old striker, has formally retired from professional football. His final club appearance will be with Swedish fourth-tier team Rinkeby United, as officially announced by the club. Guidetti's career saw him represent prominent European clubs, including a highly successful loan spell at Feyenoord during the 2011/12 season.
During his time with Feyenoord, Guidetti scored an impressive 20 goals in 23 games, earning widespread admiration. He also played for notable teams such as Manchester City, Celtic, and Celta de Vigo. However, persistent injury issues meant his considerable talent was not always fully realized.
Guidetti's most recent club was AIK, where his contract expired at the end of last year. He had openly considered retirement from professional football in November. The move to Rinkeby United, where he is described as a passionate supporter, signifies the conclusion of his top-tier playing days.
