He humiliated Real Madrid, was Messi's best friend in Barcelona and today he's looking for a job

Statistics and numbers speak for themselves. He has won absolutely everything both at club and national team level. His showcase is lethal and has the most important titles that any player would like to have. However, at the age of 35 he became a free agent and is looking for a club for the outcome of his career.

Pedro burst onto the scene in Pep Guardiola's historic FC Barcelona team and was a more than important piece in the club's most golden cycle. In total, he scored 99 goals but one is decidedly special: he gave Culé the 2009 Club World Cup title with the win over Estudiantes de La Plata.

In addition, with the colors of FC Barcelona, Pedro lifted a total of 21 trophies, including three Champions Leagues. Beyond his tremendous past, currently the striker is soon to be released from SSL Lazio, his last club but he will not continue playing in the capital cast next year and is looking for a club.

A golden step through Spain

In addition to the 21 titles with FC Barcelona, Pedro won another five titles in his career. There are three with Chelsea and two with the Spanish National Team. These two achievements are not minor because he managed to remain in the country's history with the 2010 World Cup, the only one in the country, and also a Euro Cup in 2012.