Raphael Varane is said to have retired following a significant knee injury while playing for Serie A club Como. The Real ...

Varane suffered a knee injury on his debut for Serie A side Como. Image Photo Agency/Getty Images The announcement ends a career which saw him play for a decade at Madrid after joining the Spanish ...

Raphael Varane will stay with Como in a non-playing role after taking the decision to hang up his boots. Former Real Madrid and Manchester United defender Raphael Varane has surprisingly announced ...

Varane would suffer a serious knee injury against Sampdoria in the Coppa Italia that would rule him out for months. It was a situation that led the newly promoted side to exclude the former World ...

Raphael Varane announces his shock retirement from football, aged just 31 - after the former Man United and Real Madrid star suffered a serious knee injury on his Como debut last month ...

Varane announced his retirement at the age of 31 last month after suffering a left knee injury on his debut for Como. And the former Real Madrid star said his left knee had been compensating for ...

Raphael Varane has retired from football after suffering a knee injury on his debut with Italian club Como. The 31-year-old central defender joined the Serie A side this summer after leaving ...

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Varane joined newly promoted Serie A side Como, who are managed by former Arsenal and Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas, in July but suffered a knee injury on his debut last month.

Varane made his Como debut in their Coppa Italia clash with Sampdoria last month and was forced off after just 20 minutes due to an injury which could force him into an early retirement.