Antonio Valencia: Former Man United captain secures new job

Antonio Valencia has announced a new job, although specific details about the position have not been disclosed.

Antonio Valencia played for Manchester United from 2009 to 2019, serving as captain during his tenure.

Before joining Manchester United, Antonio Valencia played for Villarreal in Spain, having moved there in 2005.

Former Manchester United captain Antonio Valencia has made another career announcement in recent weeks.

United career

Valencia moved to Spain in 2005, joining Villarreal in La Liga.

He spent two seasons on loan at Wigan Athletic from 2006 and made his move permanent in 2008.

Just one year later, in 2009, he joined Manchester United and would spend 10 years at the club.

The Ecuadorian departed in 2019 after 339 appearances and nine major trophies.

Valencia was made captain of the side in 2018 by Jose Mourinho. He would go on to make 99 appearances for his national team.

The 40-year-old left Manchester United for LDU Quito in his native country before finishing his career at Querétaro in Mexico in 2021.

He recently played for the United legends team against Southampton.

In addition, he also made an unexpected return to football by deciding to play for Wythenshawe Vets.