Kyle Walker Retires from England, Cheers from the Stands

0:00On March 10th, Kyle Walker has retired from international football with England at the age of 35. The former Manchester City defender earned 96 caps and played in five major tournaments, making him the most capped right back in England's history. He debuted for the three lines back in 2011 and featured in his final match against Senegal last June. Walker has since been left out of manager Thomas Tuchel's plans with age and form playing a role. England praised him as a legend on social media, highlighting his long service. Fans and teammates have shared warm tributes, reflecting on his key role in recent campaigns. Walker shared an emotional video recap of his highlights, thanking coaches, players, supporters, and his family for the journey. Now at Burnley, after leaving City via a loan at AC Milan, he's focusing on club football amid their relegation fight. As he steps back, Walker plans to cheer on England from the stands during the World Cup, leaving a lasting legacy in the white kid.