Thank You, Legends: Hummels, Modrić, Müller, De Bruyne's Final Bow

🚨 End of an Era: Football will say goodbye to the greats in 2025. 🥹🫶

The year 2025 will be remembered not just for the matches played, but also for the legends who took the final step of their lives.

A generation that defined football excellence is departing, leaving behind a legacy that will inspire for decades to come.

End of an Era: Hummels, Modrić, Müller & De Bruyne Say Goodbye

🇩🇪 Mats Hummels career stats

🏟 Games: 799
⚽️ G/A: 104
🏆 Trophies: 104

After an 18-year professional career, the prolific centre-back – Mats Hummels is retiring from the game. A World Cup winner and leader at both Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich, Hummels departs as one of the best defenders of his generation.

🇭🇷 Luka Modrić Real Madrid stats

🏟 Games: 590
⚽️ G/A: 138
🏆 Trophies: 28

After 13 extraordinary years at Real Madrid, the Croatian maestro – Luka Modrić is leaving the Santiago Bernabeu as one of the finest midfielders of his era. Ballon d’Or winner, Champions League hero and the heartbeat of Los Blancos for over a decade.

🇩🇪 Thomas Müller Bayern Munich stats

🏟 Games: 51
⚽️ G/A: 522
🏆 Trophies: 53

17 years, 1 club. The embodiment of FC Bayern Munich. Müller’s unique style, unrivalled work rate and deep connection to the club made him one of the most beloved figures in German football history.

🇧🇪 Kevin De Bruyne Man City stats

🏟 Games: 421
⚽️ G/A: 285
🏆 Trophies: 18

The Belgian Legend – Kevin De Bruyne enjoyed a glorious 10-year stint at Manchester City, redefining the creative role in midfield. Vision, intelligence, and consistency made him the backbone of City’s most successful era.

Each of these players leaves behind more than just stats and trophies—they leave memories, inspiration, and a standard of greatness.

Their contributions to the game go far beyond clubs and countries—they helped shape the modern era of football.