Anderlecht held a retirement ceremony for Veltonheng, Player: I finally have time to get married

reported on May 19 that after Anderlecht lost 1-3 to Bruges, 38-year-old Belgian defender Villtonheng officially ended his career, and his friends, relatives and important figures in his career attended the farewell ceremony.

About Anderlecht's carefully arranged farewell ceremony

"It's beautiful, and honestly, I was full of games at the time. Fortunately, I was able to say goodbye to Anderlecht on the court, which was very important to me."

About not playing in next week's game

"I don't understand why I still have to play football next week, and it's a torture for me to work hard every day, and I hope to run a lap in training, there's a reason why I stopped playing football."

About Team 1 -3 Losing to Bruges

"This is indeed our best performance against Bruges in recent years, especially the intensity of the game is very good. We have a good team in terms of quality, but sometimes lacking this intensity is the most basic requirement as a team."

About protests against club presidents

"I believe it is, fans are always looking for scapegoats. It's not easy, they can't see what's going on inside the club, you need to give the right people trust."

About Aldervelle Deuts announced his retirement last week "I watched Aldervelde's farewell game yesterday and he deserves it all. There are many wonderful memories between us, our careers have evolved in parallel, even this weekend. Unfortunately, I didn't achieve the same kind of success as he did in Belgium, and I hope I've contributed in Anderlecht."

"There is still a long way to go to the level of other top clubs, and despite the setbacks, the fans always support us. It's not to catch up with those top teams now. Easy, but Anderlecht will always be Anderlecht. "

Arrangements about the future

"I'm getting married this month, and I finally have time to do it. There are many things I can put in, and I have a lot of ambitions. But I'll put them aside for the time being."

"I don't quite see the balance between coach life and other life, I don't have the enthusiasm to be a coach, but I like to teach young people something. Maybe I'll do something in this regard, my first priority is my foundation."