Spanish Footballer, Juan Mata Graduates From Havard University

The esteemed former Chelsea and Spain footballer, Juan Mata, has successfully completed his studies at the renowned Havard University.

Mata took to his Instagram account over the weekend to share this significant milestone, revealing that he pursued a degree in business with a focus on entertainment, media, and sports.

Sportxparte understands that Mata’s compatriot and Barcelona icon Gerard Piqué had previously undertaken the same program at Harvard.

Pique’s experience inspired him to establish his own media-football league, known as the King’s League.

This achievement highlights Mata’s dedication to both his sporting career and his pursuit of knowledge beyond the football pitch.

Sharing his graduation news via Instagram, Mata wrote: “!!!!HAVARD graduate.

“Incredibly proud to announce that I have just finished the wonderful Business of Entertainment, Media and Sport program at Havard.

“Thank you @anitaelberse and the whole team for such an amazing week! I was surrounded by wisdom, great energy and fun, and I couldn’t be happier to have met all my inspiring classmates. What a team!

“Beyond grateful for this opportunity to continue educating myself and learning from different industries.

“Incredible experience. See you again soon.”

Mata concluded his professional football career after his stint with Vissel Kobe, a J-League club in Japan.

Prior to that, he had represented the Spanish national team and was a crucial member of the squad that triumphed in the 2010 FIFA World Cup and the 2012 European Championship.

During his time at Chelsea, Mata achieved significant success at the club level. In 2012, he contributed to the team’s victories in both the FA Cup and the UEFA Champions League.

Additionally, he secured the Europa League title with Chelsea in 2013.

In 2014, Mata transferred to Manchester United, where he played a pivotal role in the team’s triumphs.

He aided the Red Devils in winning the League Cup, FA Cup, and Europa League titles.