Hull's Mason forced to retire after skull fracture


Britain Soccer Football - Hull City v Chelsea - Premier League - The Kingston Communications Stadium - 1/10/16 Hull City's Ryan Mason arrives at the stadium Action Images via Reuters / Carl Recine

(Reuters) - Hull City's Ryan Mason has retired from soccer a year after fracturing his skull in a Premier League match against Chelsea, the midfielder said on Tuesday.

Mason, 26, was injured in a collision with Chelsea defender Gary Cahill at Stamford Bridge in January, 2017 and tried to resuming his playing career with the Championship club.

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