Antonio Valencia has got a new tattoo of his career highlight at Manchester United.
The former club captain called time on his glittering 20-year-career, a decade of which was spent at United, last week at the age of 35.
Valencia's best moment during his time at Old Trafford was when he led the side to a Europa League final triumph over Ajax in 2017, becoming only the fifth United captain to lift a European trophy in the process.
Now the former winger-turn-right-back has immortalised that moment with an impressive tattoo on his left calf, depicting him celebrating with the trophy while draped in the Ecuador flag.
Valencia adored his time in Manchester and penned an emotional message to supporters upon his retirement.
"At the age of 14, as a child, I left my village and my first team to travel to the capital of my country. I travelled with a lot of nostalgia bug full of hope.
"A few years later I was able to travel to Europe, something I had never dreamed of. I played in Spain, and then came to my second home: England.
"Wigan was a unique experience, and then God gave me the opportunity to join Manchester United. I will never forget everything I experienced at Old Trafford.
"I will never forget every goal, every trophy and the wonderful fans.
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"I did not think this moment would come so soon, but my body has asked me to make this decision. I am announcing my retirement from football. I want to thank everyone who has been part of my career and life. God in the first place, for always blessing me. Zoila and my daughter Domenik who have been my pillars. My parents for giving me so much.
"To fans of all the countries where I have played, I always tried to give my best. Thank you for your affection and support."
