Barcelona Legend Pedro Rodriguez to Say Goodbye at Spotify Camp Nou After Retirement
Barcelona legend Pedro Rodriguez is set to receive a special farewell at the Spotify Camp Nou after announcing his retirement from professional football at the age of 39.
The former Barça forward has brought an extraordinary 20-year playing career to an end, closing the book on a journey that saw him win almost every major trophy available at both club and international level.
According to Mundo Deportivo, Pedro will officially say goodbye to football at the Spotify Camp Nou this Friday.
The occasion will begin with a press conference at the Auditori 1899 at 11:30am, where Pedro is expected to explain his decision to retire and reflect on the remarkable career that followed his emergence at Barcelona.
Pedro Leaves Football With 25 Major Trophies
Pedro retires with an extraordinary collection of 25 major trophies.
His honours include:
1 World Cup
1 European Championship
3 Champions League titles
5 league titles
1 Premier League title
He also collected numerous domestic and international trophies during his time at Barcelona, Chelsea and in Italy.
Siempre serás parte de nuestra historia. Gracias por todo lo que has dado al fútbol y por cada momento que nos has regalado. Te deseamos lo mejor en esta nueva etapa. 💙❤️
— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona_es) October 7, 2026
Across his club career with Barcelona, Chelsea, AS Roma and Lazio, Pedro made 776 official appearances.
He also represented Spain 65 times.
Barcelona Was Where Pedro Made History
Although Pedro enjoyed success in England and Italy, it was at Barcelona where he produced the defining years of his career.
The Canary Islander made 321 official appearances for Barça, scoring 99 goals.
Remarkably, 20 of his 25 major trophies were won in a Barcelona shirt.
His Barcelona collection included:
3 Champions League titles
5 LaLiga titles
3 Copa del Rey trophies
4 Spanish Super Cups
2 FIFA Club World Cups
2 UEFA Super Cups
Pedro was also part of one of the most successful Barcelona teams ever assembled, playing alongside legends such as Lionel Messi, Xavi Hernández, Andrés Iniesta and Sergio Busquets.
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From Barcelona to Chelsea and Italy
After leaving Barcelona, Pedro continued his career at Chelsea.
The Spanish forward added a Premier League winners' medal to his collection in England before beginning a new chapter in Serie A.
He joined AS Roma and later moved across the Italian capital to Lazio, where he remained until the end of last season.
Gràcies per tantes alegries, @_Pedro17_ 💙❤️ https://t.co/kXhFx0g4EU
— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona_cat) October 7, 2026
His final years in Italy allowed him to continue competing at a high level before eventually deciding that the time had come to walk away from professional football.
A Fitting Farewell at Camp Nou
Pedro's career began with Barcelona and reached its greatest heights wearing the famous Blaugrana shirt.
Now, his professional journey will come full circle at the Spotify Camp Nou.
His farewell will give the former Barça star an opportunity to look back on two decades filled with historic victories, unforgettable teammates and 25 major trophies.
Few players can claim to have won a World Cup, European Championship, three Champions League titles and a Premier League title during their careers.
Pedro Rodriguez can.
And on Friday, Barcelona will have the opportunity to celebrate one of the most decorated players to ever represent the club.