What are international football stars doing after they retire?

Athletes are a special industry. Generally speaking, they have to retire in their thirties. After retiring, almost half of football players continue to work as coaches, agents, scouts, Football Association officials, commentators and other football-related occupations. Of course, big-name stars are different, and their living space is broader.

The most coaches are Dunga, Diego Diego Maradona, Leonardo, Guardiola and Deschamps.

Club officials or Football Association officials: Zidane, Platini, etc.

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Politician: In 2004, Liberian superstar Via announced his retirement at the age of 38. Only five months later, Viah participated in the Liberian presidential election, but was defeated by rival Sirleaf. He almost became the first football player in the world to become the head of state.

Willamette, who played in the Bundesliga Schalke 04 for many years, came from Belgium and retired in 2003. His political career in Vega was smoother. One month after his retirement, he directly entered the Belgian National Assembly and was elected as a member of the Innovation Liberal Party.

Social activist: Italy's Baggio played the ball well and tied his pigtails more charming, so he began to wander around the world after retiring and used his popularity to engage in charitable activities. As for the rest of the time, Baggio said, "I am a farmer now. I look after crops every day, occasionally go hunting in the forest and often sit in restaurants. "