"Playing for England has always been the biggest honour of my career and something I will always be proud of. Thank you to every teammate, coach, manager, the 12th man, and everyone behind the scenes who has been part of the journey. Every roar from the fans pushed the team along and I'm looking forward to joining them to support the lads in the World Cup."
"An international career spanning 14 years and five major tournament is testament to Kyle's dedication. He can look back on his time with the Three Lions with great pride. Although I only worked with him for a short period of time, I was always aware that he was one of England's greats who fully embraced the highest honour of representing his country."
Kyle Walker has announced his retirement from international football after representing England for over a decade, earning 96 caps across 14 years and five major tournaments. Walker expressed that playing for England was the greatest honor of his career and thanked teammates, coaches, managers, and fans for their support throughout his journey. He acknowledged his family's crucial role in enabling his success. England manager Thomas Tuchel praised Walker as one of England's greats, highlighting his dedication and pride in representing his country. Walker plans to support the team as a fan going forward.
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