Antoine Griezmann retires from international football, ending a brilliant career with France, where he won the 2018 World Cup and 2021 Nations League.

[dropcap]A[/dropcap]ntoine Griezmann retires from international football, ending a celebrated career with France. The 33-year-old forward played 137 matches, scored 44 goals, and provided 38 assists for his national team.

Griezmann’s achievements include winning the 2018 FIFA World Cup, the 2021 UEFA Nations League, and the Golden Boot at Euro 2016.

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Antoine Griezmann, one of the most decorated footballers in French history, has officially announced his retirement from international football.

The 33-year-old forward leaves behind an illustrious career, having earned 137 caps, scored 44 goals, and provided 38 assists for the French national team.

Griezmann’s international career is highlighted by his contributions to France’s success on the global stage. He played a key role in helping France win the 2018 FIFA World Cup and the 2021 UEFA Nations League.

His individual accolades include claiming the Golden Boot at the 2016 UEFA European Championship, further cementing his legacy as one of France’s greatest players.

In a heartfelt farewell statement posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday, Griezmann reflected on his time with the national team.

“It is with a heart full of memories that I close this chapter of my life. Thank you for this magnificent tricolour adventure, and see you soon,” he said, accompanied by an emotional video.

Griezmann’s decision to retire marks the end of an era for French football. For over a decade, his leadership, technical skill, and versatility have been instrumental in shaping the success of Les Bleus.

His departure leaves a lasting legacy for future generations of French footballers to aspire to.

As tributes pour in, fans, teammates, and football legends have expressed gratitude for Griezmann’s extraordinary contributions.