Kyle Walker Retires from International Football at 36

Kyle Walker, the 36-year-old defender, has officially announced his retirement from international football after earning 96 caps for England. His last appearance for the national team was in a friendly match against Senegal in 2025.
Walker has been a part of the England squad that reached the European Championship final in 2021 and participated in five major tournaments throughout his 14-year international career. He expressed pride in his achievements and acknowledged the honor of representing his country.
Walker, who has joined Burnley for the upcoming season, reflected on his career, stating that it was time for closure at the international stage. The England Football Association plans to pay tribute to Walker's contributions to the national team, recognizing his dedication and the significance of his international career.
England manager Thomas Tuchel also acknowledged Walker's impact and the honor of representing the country.
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