Antoine Griezmann Announces Retirement from International Football

France midfielder Antoine Griezmann announced his international career retirement after a decade marked by significant achievements, including a World Cup title. The 33-year-old, praised for his versatility and leadership, earned 137 caps and scored 44 goals while playing a record 84 consecutive matches for Les Bleus.

France's star midfielder Antoine Griezmann has officially announced his retirement from international football, bringing an illustrious decade-long career to a close. Griezmann, a key component in Didier Deschamps's squad, played a pivotal role in France's World Cup triumph in 2018 and their runner-up finish in 2022.

At 33, the Atletico Madrid player shared his emotional decision on social media, saying it was time to 'turn a page and make way for the new generation.' Griezmann is widely celebrated for his leadership, versatility, and significant contributions, including 44 goals in 137 appearances.

Griezmann joins Olivier Giroud as another top player retiring from international duty this year. His career, marked by remarkable performances, has left an indelible mark on French football history.

(With inputs from agencies.)