Midfielder Daniel Dey Rosie, who was recently a member of Italy's world winning team, has retired from football. He now wants to spend time with his family. Rosie announced his retirement from football by organizing a press conference. During the press conference, he refused to confess that he had decided to retire due to his injury.

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According to media reports, Xinhua quoted Rosie as saying, "I was feeling that I should spend more time with my family. I miss my daughter. So I decided this."

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Dey Rosie started with the football club Roma and made her debut in Serie-A in 2001. During his 18-year career, he played 616 matches and scored 63 goals. Twice he was also successful in winning the title of Copa Italia. Dey Rosie also played 117 matches for his country. He was part of the FIFA World Cup-winning team in 2006.

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