Italy and Lazio striker Ciro Immobile announces his retirement at the age of 36, bringing to an end a long professional career that included stints across top European leagues. Multiple outlets report the decision follows his departure from Paris FC, where he joined in January and played for a short spell.
The articles summarize Immobile’s status as one of Serie A’s most prolific forwards, highlighting his long scoring output and major achievements. Sources note his successful period at Lazio, where he becomes the club’s all-time leading scorer, and his European Golden Shoe win in 2019–20. They also recap his domestic and international honours, including Serie A top-scorer awards and Italy’s Euro 2020 title. Some coverage adds quotes from Immobile reflecting on the end of a “great period” of his life and his desire to spend more time with his family. Other outlets focus primarily on career statistics and trophies.
Overall, the accounts agree on the timing and context—retirement at 36 after Paris FC—while differing in emphasis between personal remarks, career totals, and specific milestones and titles.
