BBC · 4 days ago
Wolves legend Coady retires from playing, aged 33
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Wolverhampton Wanderers legend Conor Coady has retired from playing at the age of 33.
The former Wolves skipper, who won 10 England caps, has been linked with a move into coaching, having been without a club since leaving Wrexham in September.
After beginning as a promising midfielder, very much in the Steven Gerrard mould in his early days at Liverpool, he moved first on loan to Sheffield United in 2013, before signing for Huddersfield Town at the end of that season.
But he enjoyed most of his success at Wolves after being converted into a central defender by his then boss Nuno Espirito Santo.