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Former Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny has revealed his plans for a lucrative career change.
Szczesny, who currently plays for Juventus, has had a long career and the 34-year-old is unlikely to retire.
However, the shot-stopper already has a clear idea of what he would like to do once he hangs up his boots.
Szczesny represented Poland at Euro 2024, but his country became the first team to be eliminated from the tournament.
When Poland were defeated 3–1 by Austria in their second group match, Szczesny conceded a penalty.
Former Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny revealed his plans for a career change
Szczesny has revealed that he would like to become an architect.
Asked what he plans to do when he retires, Szczesny said: “I have a few plans.
“They’re all more or less involved in the development business.
‘Some are purely real estate, others are related to architecture. I would like these companies to correlate with each other.
‘I would like to study architecture. Ever since I was a young boy, I had a very strange dream.
‘When I lived on the tenth floor in Grochow, I couldn’t see the center of Warsaw.
‘On the other side there was a small window in the stairs, from which you could see the panorama of Warsaw perfectly.
‘When I looked through this window, I thought I would design a building that would change the view of the city.
‘And this still applies. I would love to design, build and sell one.”
Juventus goalkeeper Szczesny plans to become an architect when he retires
Szczesny conceded a penalty as Poland were defeated 3-1 by Austria at the 2024 European Championship
Szczesny admits that it will take a long time to achieve his goal, but stated that he is very ambitious.
He said: ‘Of course it won’t happen straight away that I will end my career and build 150 floors in Warsaw in five years.
‘But that is my goal, to pursue it step by step. My projects, both personal and professional, have grown over time.
‘In this development and architectural dream, I have so far tried to make increasingly larger investments in preparation, in the hope that the dream will one day become reality.
‘It may not happen, but the most important thing is to always take small steps.’
Szczesny joined Arsenal as a youth player in 2006 and went on to make 181 appearances for the Gunners.
He spent two years on loan at Roma before signing for Juventus in 2017.
Szczesny has been linked with a move to Al-Nassr, where he could be reunited with his former teammate Cristiano Ronaldo.
