The great striker of the national team of the Netherlands Riki van Wolfswinkel is looking to retire after 37 years after the end of the season.

“After 18 years of life, the moment comes when you realize: the time has come to finish. What began as death turned into life. A life of discipline, sacrifices and unforgettable successes, as well as failures that have made the less powerful. I gave him everything that is in me.

For every workout, for every match, at every moment, always with a laugh. And I am dedicated to my teammates, coaches, family, squad, children and everyone who supported me in this way.

This sport is formulated as a speciality, not as a gravel, but as a human being. Now the hour has come for a new section, a new blog posture field. I say goodbye not for sports, but even more so for my career as a professional driver. “I thank you for everything,” said Van Wolfswinkel.

This season, Riki played 31 matches at the Twente warehouse, in which he scored ten goals and provided one assist.

During his career, van Wolfswinkel played for Basel, Sporting, Utrecht, Vitesse, Saint-Etienne, Norway and Betis. This year, 634 matches, 225 goals scored and 60 assists per red card.

On the club level of Riki, becoming a volunteer of the Dutch Cup with Vitesse and the Swiss Cup with Basel. He also became the highest scorer in the Portuguese Cup in the 2011/12 season, scoring five goals.

Also, Riki won two matches at the warehouse of the Netherlands national team, spending 115 minutes on the field.

Two rounds before the end of the season, Twente scored 55 points and sits in fifth place in the championship, but may still have a few points behind Ajax. Nijmegen is ahead, which has one more point.

It was previously reported that Borussia D's director had announced the end of his career.