Derrick Rose, the youngest player to win the NBA MVP award and a former star of the Chicago Bulls, has announced his retirement from basketball after a remarkable 16-year career with six teams. At the age of 35, Rose confirmed that he will not receive any of his guaranteed salary for the 2024-25 season following his recent release by the Memphis Grizzlies, where he played for just one year. Known for his explosive playing style and resilience, Rose leaves behind a legacy characterized by both triumph and adversity, stating, 'My constant when everything else seemed uncertain.' His sudden retirement follows waves of speculation surrounding his future, particularly after being waived by the Grizzlies upon his request. Fans and analysts alike are now reflecting on Rose’s impactful career, which included significant tenures with the Bulls and Knicks.