Franck Ribery Offered to Top Brazilian Side as Club's President Makes Stunning Statement About him

• Franck Ribery was offered to Brazilian club Ceara and the president explained that he did not know the Frenchman is still playing
• When Ribery was at German Bundesliga side Bayern Munich, the Frenchman was one of the best forwards
• The 38-year-old was also among the French players who got to the final of the 2006 World Cup losing to Italy

Robinson de Castro who is the President of Brazilian club Ceara Sporting Club has explained that he was offered the chance to sign Franck Ribery stressing that he never knew he is still playing.

Franck Ribéry has not doubt enjoyed an incredible football career winning many titles most especially when he was playing for Bayern Munich.

During his 12-year stint at Bayern Munich, Franck Ribery recorded his name in gold as he won 9 Bundesliga titles and one Champions League and also UEFA Super Cup.

And even before he moved to Bayern Munich, Ribery tasted successes at Marseille and Galatasaray.

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When did the Frenchman leave Bayern Munich?

In 2019, Franck Ribery and Bayern Munich parted ways and the Frenchman moved to Fiorentina where he spent two seasons before teaming up with Salernitana as free agent.

According to the report on UK Sun and Sportsbible, president of of Ceara Sporting Club explained that he thought Franck Ribery had retired long time ago.

Robinson de Castro's statement about Ribery

“They called me yesterday and offered me the chance to sign Ribery. I didn’t even know he was still playing.”

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