Frings hangs up his boots
Former Germany international and Toronto FC captain Torsten Frings announced his retirement on Tuesday, saying he was unable to return to fitness following off-season hip surgery.
Frings, who won 79 caps for Germany and played in two World Cups including a run to the 2002 final, spent one and a half seasons with Toronto after a distinguished career in the German Bundesliga with Bayern Munich, Werder Bremen and Borussia Dortmund.
The 36-year-old midfielder was the team's highest paid player, earning a reported $2.43 million, but his playing was cut short by injuries.
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