Amandine Henry Retires from France Women's National Football Team

The former captain ends her international career after 109 appearances and a storied journey with Les Bleues

Amandine Henry, aged 35, announced her retirement from international football after a significant career with the French national team.
Henry earned 109 caps and scored 14 goals for France, debuting in 2009 and playing her final match at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Despite her success at club level with Olympique Lyonnais Henry's international career was marked by a notable absence due to a conflict with former coach Corinne Diacre.
She returned to the national team in 2023 under new leadership but missed the World Cup due to injury, playing her last game against Brazil in the Olympic quarter-finals.
Henry's legacy includes inspiring future generations of female footballers, and she currently plays for Toluca in Mexico.