THE HAGUE, Jan 4 — Former Dutch international and PSV Eindhoven midfielder Davy Propper today announced his retirement from professional football, citing lack of motivation and isolation because of the coronavirus pandemic.
“I find it exceptionally difficult to maintain the discipline needed for optimal performance and to have my life completely dominated by a frantic football schedule,” Propper said in the statement, issued by PSV.
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