Former Manchester City and Spain midfielder David Silva has officially ended his retirement to sign with Hong Kong Premier League club Supreme Sha Tin at the age of 40. The veteran playmaker is returning to competitive action after stepping away from the game due to a knee injury.
The Comeback Announcement in Hong Kong
Silva retired from professional competition in 2023 while playing for Real Sociedad after suffering a knee injury. His return to the pitch came to light via social media, as the player shared a video message confirming his next career chapter in the territory of Hong Kong.
I am very happy to join Supreme Sha Tin in this experience, looking forward to going to Hong Kong, to enjoy the culture of the people and the gastronomy in Sha Tin,
Silva said in his official Instagram video.
Supreme Sha Tin welcomed the player on their official social media channels, describing the acquisition as absolute madness to their fan base after the midfielder successfully completed medical tests.
Concurring Retirements From Spain’s 2010 Generation
Silva lifted the World Cup trophy in 2010. His club career included time as captain for Manchester City and a stint with Real Sociedad.
Supreme Sha Tin Prepares Spanish Playmaker for Domestic Fixtures
Supreme Sha Tin confirmed that further details regarding the Spanish star’s integration into the squad will be released through the club’s official channels. The Hong Kong Premier League side prepares for its upcoming domestic fixture schedule with the newly signed playmaker cleared for action following his medical clearance.
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