After a lengthy and successful football career, Udinese forward Antonio Di Natale has announced he will retire following the season.
Natale has had success both for club and country and has been capped for Italy 42 times. He also played in three World Cup games in 2010, scoring one goal. But his real mark will be his time for Udinese, where he's scored 164 Serie A goals since joining the team in the 2004-05 season.
Though he also spent eight years at Empoli, his legacy will always be most closely tied to his Udinese days and his goal-scoring record, especially once he hit his 30s.
The boy has tried for Italy... #respect
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