VETERAN RANGEL FINALLY HANGS UP HIS BOOTS

by
The LeaguePaper Team
25 April 2021

By Jamie Holt

ANGEL Rangel has announced his retirement from football to spend “quality time” with his family.
The 38-year-old, who had recovered from a ruptured Achilles, spent the last two years of his career at QPR and away from them.
The recent international break proved “game-changing” for the Spaniard and he is hanging up his boots.
“My intentions were to recover from the Achilles rupture, which I did, and then to train with QPR to prove to myself and others that I could play for another year,” Rangel explained.
“But then the internationa...

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