Divock Origi Retires from Football and Starts Studying at Harvard
Belgian striker Divock Origi, who stood out for his goals in Liverpool's 2019 Champions League triumph, has retired from football at the age of 31. The former player has chosen Harvard University as his new base.

Belgian striker Divock Origi, who stood out with his goals in Liverpool's Champions League win in 2019, retired from football at the age of 31. The former player's new base is Harvard University.
Origi has started studying business at Harvard. Aiming to develop himself in the fields of fashion and entrepreneurship, he also wants to grow his ventures in player representation.
Origi scored crucial goals in the season Liverpool won the Champions League in 2019. He scored twice in the second leg of the semi-final against Barcelona, which Liverpool won 4-0. He also found the net in the final against Tottenham.
Throughout his career, he won the Champions League as well as the Premier League, the UEFA Super Cup and the FIFA Club World Cup.



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