England and Former Manchester City Star player has announced his retirement at the age of just 27
Former professional footballer Kean Bryan, known for his stints with Manchester City and Sheffield United, has announced his retirement from the sport at the age of 27.
The decision came as a result of a prolonged battle with a knee injury, which ultimately led to medical advice to step away from professional football.
Bryan gained recognition for his noteworthy goal when Sheffield United achieved a historic 2-1 victory against Manchester United at Old Trafford just two years ago. His early potential hinted at a promising career, but the persistent injury forced him to reevaluate his future in the game.
While Bryan initially began his football journey as a youth player with Manchester City, he did not have the opportunity to feature in any competitive matches for the club. Instead, he made a name for himself at various lower-level clubs.
Sheffield United offered their best wishes to Bryan, acknowledging his contributions to the team. In his retirement announcement, Bryan expressed his gratitude for realizing his childhood dreams of becoming a professional footballer.
He cherished the experience of playing in the Premier League and representing some of England’s most prominent football clubs, despite the physical challenges that eventually led to his departure from the sport.
