Kieran Trippier has officially declared his retirement from international football after his participation in Euro 2024. The Newcastle United full-back, who has proudly donned the England jersey 54 times, has been a steadfast figure in the national squad, competing in four major international tournaments.
During Euro 2024, Trippier was instrumental, playing in every match and aiding England’s journey to the final. However, at the age of 33, he has chosen to end his international career, sharing his heartfelt gratitude for the experiences and opportunities he enjoyed while representing his nation.
In a touching Instagram post, Trippier reminisced about his journey from a young boy in Bury to a pivotal player for England. He thanked Gareth Southgate and the England coaching staff for their faith in him, as well as his teammates for the unforgettable moments they created together, including two Euro finals and a World Cup semi-final.
Trippier also wished the current England squad and coaching staff the best for their future endeavors and expressed his appreciation to the fans for their steadfast support throughout his career. England’s official social media accounts honored Trippier, highlighting his significant contributions, including his iconic free-kick goal in the 2018 World Cup semi-final.
Newcastle United also celebrated Trippier’s achievements, congratulating him on a remarkable international career. He made his England debut in 2017 during a friendly against France and quickly established himself as a vital member of the team, especially during the 2018 World Cup, where he played a crucial role in England’s semi-final run.
As Trippier bids farewell to international football, there is growing speculation regarding his future at Newcastle, with rumors suggesting he might be contemplating a departure from the club.
