- Burnley defender Kyle Walker has announced his retirement from international football, concluding a career with 96 caps for England.
- He became England's most capped right-back and participated in five major tournaments, starting in the Euro 2020 and Euro 2024 finals.
- Walker's decision comes after losing his place in the squad this season, ending his prospects of playing in this summer's World Cup, which is just three months away, and reaching 100 caps.
- He described playing for his country as “the biggest honour” of his career, expressing gratitude to managers, teammates and fans.
- England manager Thomas Tuchel praised Walker, acknowledging his “incredible international career” spanning 14 years and five major tournaments.
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Kyle Walker brings end to England ‘dream’ after announcing international retirement
