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29th August 2033
Luigi De Mario retires from football!
The world of football has today been shocked after Luigi De Mario announced today that he would be stepping down as manager of Dortmund. The forty six year old manager is considered to be one of the greatest managers in the world. His twenty one year stay in football was an extremely enjoyable time for all football fans, but especially fans of Dortmund. De Mario spent nineteen years of his career at the club, and amassed a mighty impressive trophy haul. He managed to win the Bundesliga title seventeen times in nineteen years, and finished runner up both times they missed out. He also won the Champions League four times, and came runners up a further three times.
Luigi De Mario started his career at Sporting Lisbon, where he managed to win the Taca de Portugal and the Portuguese premier division in his two year stay there. After that, he took over Dortmund, where he made history by breaking Bayern Munich' record of most German titles won. He also had spells at Colombia, Italy, Uruguay and Ghana.
In his time, De Mario won a total of fifty two club trophies, and twenty three personal trophies.
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Luigi De Mario retires from football!
The world of football has today been shocked after Luigi De Mario announced today that he would be stepping down as manager of Dortmund. The forty six year old manager is considered to be one of the greatest managers in the world. His twenty one year stay in football was an extremely enjoyable time for all football fans, but especially fans of Dortmund. De Mario spent nineteen years of his career at the club, and amassed a mighty impressive trophy haul. He managed to win the Bundesliga title seventeen times in nineteen years, and finished runner up both times they missed out. He also won the Champions League four times, and came runners up a further three times.
Luigi De Mario started his career at Sporting Lisbon, where he managed to win the Taca de Portugal and the Portuguese premier division in his two year stay there. After that, he took over Dortmund, where he made history by breaking Bayern Munich' record of most German titles won. He also had spells at Colombia, Italy, Uruguay and Ghana.
In his time, De Mario won a total of fifty two club trophies, and twenty three personal trophies.
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