Emile Heskey has announced his retirement from international football following England’s disappointing performance in the World Cup in South Africa.
Heskey, who has scored seven goals in 62 England appearances, has quit the England set up in order to concentrate on his club football
The 32 year old began his career at Leicester City, and earned his first cap for his country in 1999 in a friendly against Argentina at Wembley.
“I have enjoyed every moment of my England career and worn the shirt with pride when selected,” he said.
“I would like to thank every manager I have played under, everyone at the FA and the fans for all their support over the years.
“I wish the management team and the playing squad all the best for the future.”
