The center Shaquille O’Neal, the Phoenix Suns, is very clear that their withdrawal will take place within 735 days, it was announced today, Thursday, in an Orlando television station.

EFE “My career as a basketball player completed in 735 days,” O’Neal told News 13 television channel. “And being an educated man, I always have things to offer. One of my options is to be law enforcement,” he said.

O’Neal, who was selected by the Orlando Magic and later played for the Lakers, Miami Heat and Phoenix Suns, maintains his home in Florida.

The center ‘All-Star forward also the Suns’ future plans yesterday during a meeting with a group of children of Club Pine Hills Boys and Girls.

O’Neal has always shown interest in being part of a security and has trained with the Academy of County Sheriff Reserve before becoming a reserve officer of the LAPD.

The center of the Suns said it planned to comply with what is still a contract and then retire after winning four league titles, three with the Lakers and one with the Heat.

The center of the Phoenix Suns, Shaquille O’Neal, is very clear that his retirement from professional basketball will be held within 735 days, according to an announcement Thursday in a television station in Orlando.

“My playing career will end in 735 days,” O’Neal told News 13 television channel. “And being an educated man, I always have things to offer. One of my options is to be law enforcement,” he said.

“Shaq” was selected Orlando Magic (92/93 – 95/96) and later played for the Los Angeles Lakers (96/97 – 03/04), Miami Heat (04.05-07.08) and Phoenix Suns (07/08), maintains his home in Florida.

After his last ring in 2006 with the Miami Heat, the level of “Diesel” has been in a tailspin and rarely seen him dominate the paint as in better times. Much had to do back injuries, which have played a trick during the last few seasons.

During the two years remaining on contract (20 million per season), O’Neal will try to lead the Phoenix Suns to the top.

The center All-Star “of the franchise from Arizona also previewed its future plans yesterday during a meeting with a group of children of Club Pine Hills Boys and Girls.

O’Neal, born on March 6, 1972 in New Jersey, always showed his interest in being part of a security and has trained with the Academy of County Sheriff Reserve before becoming a booking agent Police in Los Angeles.