Yes. Soccer clubs can retire a jersey number as a tribute, taking it out of use for players in the teams covered by the announcement. AC Milan’s number 6 for Franco Baresi and Ajax’s number 14 for Johan Cruyff are examples. A retirement does not remove that number from every team, competition or supporter shirt: you need to check exactly who made the announcement and what it covers.<\/p>\n
The tribute concerns the number being assigned to players. It can recognise a player’s contribution or commemorate someone who has died. The number becomes part of that team’s tribute to the person, rather than simply passing to another squad member.<\/p>\n
A number missing from today’s squad list is not, by itself, evidence of a permanent retirement. Look for a statement saying the club has withdrawn it, rather than assuming an unused number has the same status.<\/p>\n
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