Olivier Giroud to Retire from International Football After Euro 2024

France's all-time leading scorer will conclude his national team career following the upcoming European Championship in Germany.

Giroud has scored 57 goals in 131 matches for France, surpassing Thierry Henry's record.
He was part of the 2018 World Cup-winning squad and has played for top clubs in France, England, and Italy.
Giroud recently signed a contract with Los Angeles FC, marking the end of his European club career.
The 37-year-old forward cites physical and mental fatigue as reasons for his retirement from international play.
France will face Austria, the Netherlands, and Poland in the group stage of the European Championship.