Antoine Griezmann Announces Retirement from International Soccer

The French forward, who won the 2018 World Cup and earned 137 caps, steps down after a decade-long career with the national team.

Griezmann, 33, revealed his retirement from international soccer via social media, expressing gratitude for his time with the French team.
He debuted for France in 2014 and played a key role in their 2018 World Cup victory and 2022 runner-up finish.
Griezmann scored 44 goals and provided 44 assists in his 137 appearances, making him one of France's top all-time scorers.
France's coach Didier Deschamps praised Griezmann's contributions, calling him a 'monument of French football' and highlighting their strong relationship.
Despite his international retirement, Griezmann continues his club career with Atletico Madrid, where he has made over 500 La Liga appearances.