There are some footballers who are really smart, who, in addition to being a footballer, have continued their education.
For many years in a row, footballers have been contested for their intelligence, but in this case it is not in question.
Many of them have used their brains, doing schooling and have a different perception of what they will do with their lives after leaving football.
Take for example Chelsea star Fikayo Tomori, who earlier this year spoke about studying for a degree in business administration while invited from England.
"Football won't go on forever," he had wisely said in a press conference.
"When I retire or, God forbid, get injured, then I have something to work with."
And he is not the only one who has thought about a life after football.
SunSport brings you some of the footballers who have thought about what they will do after football.
JUAN KILL
Not only is he an all-around guy and known for his charity work, he's also super smart. The Spaniard studied journalism at the Universidad Politecnica in Madrid.
Also during this time that he is at Old Trafford, he has also completed the direction of sports science and finance.
If he were not a football player, fashion would be the place where Arshavin would show himself.
Rus graduated from St. Petersburg State University of Technology.
He studied clothing technology and has now launched his clothing range in Russia.
He is not only a talented goalkeeper. The Belgian has cafes in his native country, so he has a place when his career is over.
However, Mignolet has also completed school for law and political sciences.
The Chelsea legend reportedly scored 150 on an IQ test.
This result would mean that Lamp is among the 0,1 percent of the world's population who have this level of wisdom.
The Juventus defender is not as brutal as you think.
Chiellini was also good in high school, passing all his exams with ease.
He later went to the prestigious University of Turin, where he graduated in Economics.
The former Stoke City right-back is known for switching clubs frequently during his active career.
In fact, Johnson is so good with numbers that he enrolled at The Open University, majoring in Mathematics.
The Belgian striker has a knack for languages, speaking up to six languages, including English, Spanish, Dutch, French, Italian and Portuguese.
Lukaku is also said to understand German and an ancient African language. He has a degree in tourism and public relations.
The former Dutch goalkeeper of the Red Devils studied for a master's degree in sports and management at the Johan Cruyff Institute.
After becoming a marketing director at the Dutch giants, he is now CEO.
Known for his headband and beard while on the field, the late Socrates was also a physician.
He graduated in medicine at the Faculdade de Medicina de Ribeirão Preto while still playing.
Socrates also wrote frequently in Brazilian newspapers on everything from sports to politics to economics.
The former Germany striker, who scored the first golden goal at Wembley, is a clever man.
He has a degree in economics. /Telegraph/
