Former Ratchaburi FC Midfielder Jonathan Viera Announces Retirement
Spanish midfielder Jonathan Viera has officially retired from professional football at the age of 37, shortly after parting ways with Thai League club Ratchaburi FC.
Jonathan Viera, the 37-year-old Spanish midfielder who recently played for Ratchaburi FC in the Thai League, has announced his retirement from professional football. The announcement was made via his personal Instagram account, marking the end of a career that saw him compete in top-tier leagues across Europe and the Middle East. Viera had joined the 'Dragon Kings' of Ratchaburi FC earlier this year but mutually agreed to terminate his contract in October after a two-month stint. In his farewell message, Viera expressed deep gratitude for his journey, specifically thanking his family and the supporters of UD Las Palmas, the club where he first rose to prominence in La Liga. For football fans in Thailand, Viera’s brief tenure with Ratchaburi FC remains a notable chapter in the club's recent history, highlighting the league's ongoing efforts to attract international talent. While his professional playing career has concluded, Viera’s departure leaves questions regarding his future plans within the sport, such as potential coaching or ambassadorial roles. As of now, no further details regarding his post-retirement activities have been confirmed.
