Mexico Legend Memo Ochoa to Retire After World Cup
Short overview
Mexico's legendary goalkeeper Memo Ochoa has announced he will retire from professional football following the conclusion of this World Cup.
Mexico's legendary goalkeeper Memo Ochoa has announced that he will retire from professional football after this World Cup.
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