Premier League winner breaks down in tears on the pitch as he prepares to retire due to ‘chronic pain’

Jesus Navas broke down in tears as he conducted his final home match for boyhood membership Sevilla.

The 39-year-passe is determined to dangle up his boots once and for all with at the pause of December following a most embellished profession.

While his final outing will almost definitely be at the Santiago Bernabeu against Accurate Madrid next week, Navas repeat farewell to Sevilla’s Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium during the 1-0 win over Celta Vigo.

Making his formulation onto the pitch, the Spaniard choked back the tears as he had an emotional embody on the touchline, ahead of being given a guard of honour as he made his formulation onto the pitch.

With followers serenading him and one stand displaying a giant tifo in tribute to him, Navas appeared overwhelmed with emotion as he posed for a image along with his teammates ahead of kick-off.

He then conducted 71 minutes of the match ahead of being subbed off in the second half.

No topic his age, Navas took the decision to dangle up his boots due to a chronic hip injury that led him to inform: “I can’t take it any more.”

Ahead of the recreation, the Sevilla famous person posted on social media: “Hard to sleep, wish time would stop.

“So many reminiscences and emotions lived together, and amazed by so many shows of affection.

“Delighted for therefore mighty, how mighty I admire you my Sevilla.”

A merely membership legend, Navas has made 702 appearances for his boyhood membership Sevilla, helping them to four Europa League crowns, a UEFA Perfect Cup and two Copa Del Reys.

The winger, who now performs as an accurate-back, also spent four years with Manchester City where he made 183 appearances and helped them to the Premier League title.

For Spain he won 56 caps and helped his country to World Cup glory in 2010, while helping them to win the European Championships in 2012 and 2024.

Explaining his decision to retire, Navas explained: “Optimistically I’m able to construct it unless December, as a consequence of every recreation starts to be more advanced.

“I’ve been in this situation for four years. It is a wear and chase, it is miles getting increasingly, increasingly continuous, more intense.

“It’s advanced – when you finish a recreation, I haven’t been in a position to talk for two or three days, which becomes advanced.

“For me, these six months were a truly mammoth advise. I wished to be with the crew.

“I hope I’m able to construct it unless December as a consequence of every recreation starts to be advanced.

“I’m able to’t take dangle of it anymore, it’s a health topic. There are days when I’m able to’t be with my teenagers. I have it determined.”

Navas has been handed a ‘lifetime contract’ with the membership that will look him at last develop into fragment of the membership’s backroom crew following his retirement.

With one final match against Accurate Madrid to look ahead to, Navas will almost definitely be hoping to bow out on a monumental high.