Veteran Uruguayan striker Edinson Cavani has sensationally torn up his contract with Argentine giants Boca Juniors at the age of 39.
The striker follows fellow former Manchester United star Ander Herrera out the door after he left earlier this month.
Cavani, who was at Old Trafford between 2020 and 2022, joined Boca in 2023 and scored 28 goals in 81 games.
He intends to keep playing but will also balance that with helping to run his award-winning premium wine brand, Cavani Wines, which launched in 2024.
However, his repeated injuries are a major factor in him and his club agreeing to part ways without compensation, according to Ole.
He was only able to play two matches all season due to lumbago and a herniated disc issue.
At Old Trafford, Cavani bagged 19 goals in 59 appearances before making a move to Spain.
With Uruguay, he bagged 58 goals in 136 appearances.
That’s enough to be second behind Luis Suarez in their all-time scorer charts, and he also won the 2011 Copa America with them.
