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Conor Coady: Wolves legend retires as a player at the age of 33

Conor Coady retired from playing at 33, leaving Wolves without one of their modern legends. He played 503 club games, 317 of them for Wolves, and captained the side that returned to the Premier League.

By RedaçãoPublished: 11/06/2026, 09:30

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Conor Coady encerrou a carreira de jogador aos 33 anos, deixando o Wolverhampton Wanderers sem uma de suas lendas modernas.

Coady, 10 vezes convocado pela Inglaterra, saiu do Wrexham em setembro e não encontrou clube desde então, com funções de treinador já sendo mencionadas.

Ele começou como volante na base do Liverpool, onde alguns o comparavam a Steven Gerrard, foi emprestado ao Sheffield United em 2013 e se juntou ao Huddersfield Town no fim daquela temporada.

Foi no Wolves que ele floresceu, com o então técnico Nuno Espirito Santo o transformando em zagueiro. Depois vieram passagens por Everton, Leicester City e Wrexham, além de um empréstimo ao Charlton na temporada passada, em uma carreira de 503 jogos.

Kenny Jackett o levou ao Molineux em 2015 e ele ajudou o clube a voltar à Premier League em 2018, sendo capitão de times que terminaram duas vezes em sétimo e chegaram às quartas de final da Liga Europa.

Seu registro no Wolves: 317 partidas e sete dos 22 gols que marcou por clubes e pela seleção. Ele saiu por empréstimo para o Everton em 2022 e depois assinou com o Leicester em julho de 2023 por cerca de £ 8,5 milhões, depois de o Everton recusar pagar £ 4,5 milhões para tornar o empréstimo permanente.

Comentarista de rádio hoje, Coady teve uma passagem breve e infeliz pelo Wrexham antes de chegar ao The Valley sob o comando de Nathan Jones. O Barnsley, da League One, já foi ligado a ele como auxiliar técnico.

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