Former Reds defender Daniel Agger retires
Former Liverpool defender Daniel Agger has announced his retirement from football at the age of 31.
The Dane spent eight and a half years at Anfield between 2006 and 2014 after leaving boyhood club Brondby to join up with Rafael Benitez's squad.
He played 232 times for the club in total and earned a League Cup winners' medal in 2012, though his tally of appearances and trophies may have been higher were it not for a series of unfortunate injury problems.
Regardless, he remains a popular figure among supporters, not least because of the tattoo of 'YNWA' famously scrawled across his knuckles.
Agger returned to Brondby in 2014 but, after two years back with the Danish Superliga club, he has now elected to call time on his playing career.
He confirmed his decision in a tweet which read: "Thank you for your support. A great experience. It's sad, but it is the right decision to stop. I'm proud of my career."
Agger amassed 71 Denmark caps over the course of his 11 years as a senior international.