Wolverhampton Wanderers legend Conor Coady has retired from playing at age 33 after a 503-game, eight-club career. The former Wolves captain, who earned 10 England caps, began at Liverpool before forging his reputation at Wolves. Coady made 317 appearances for Wolves, scoring seven goals, and helped the club achieve Premier League promotion in 2018.
He also played for Everton, Leicester City, Wrexham, and Charlton Athletic. His career began in the Liverpool academy, where he was compared to Steven Gerrard. Now without a club since leaving Wrexham in September, Coady has been linked with a move into coaching, potentially as assistant head coach at League One side Barnsley.
He leaves the game as a Wolves icon with over a decade of top-flight experience.
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