Former Leeds United striker who netted six Championship goals for Whites retires
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Varney signed for Leeds from Portsmouth under Neil Warnock in July 2012 and spent just under two years at the club before joining Blackburn Rovers on loan in February 2014.
The striker was then released by United in May and joined Blackburn on a permanent deal that summer.
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Varney has most recently been playing for non-league Leicestershire side Quorn but has now called it a day aged 39.
Ipswich, Burton and another of the former striker's clubs Blackpool have all taken to social media to pass on their best wishes.
Varney made 45 Championship appearances for Leeds, scoring six times in the league as well as once in both the FA Cup and EFL Cup.
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Hide AdHis strike helped sink Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 in the FA Cup fourth round clash at Elland Road of January 2013.
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