Mexican goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa announces his retirement from professional soccer at age 41, bringing an end to a 22-year career covering both club and country. Multiple outlets report that Ochoa has decided to stop playing at the elite level after a long spell as a key figure for Mexico. He is described as one of Mexico’s most notable goalkeepers and as having achieved major milestones on the international stage. Sources say he appears in six FIFA World Cups, underscoring his longevity at the tournament level. Several reports also note that he plays for a wide range of clubs during his professional career, with one outlet stating he has been with 11 different clubs. Overall coverage agrees that the retirement announcement is formal and that it applies to both club football and international duty. The announcements conclude Ochoa’s long-running presence in top-tier competition and close a career that spans more than two decades.