Manchester United centre-back, Jonny Evans has retired from international football.
Evans, 36, returned to Manchester United from Leicester City two seasons ago.
The Northern Irish star made his debut for Northern Ireland in 2006 and has been part of the senior national team for 18 years.
Evans is retiring after making 107 appearances for his nation.
“After much thought and consideration and after 18 years, I feel like now is the right time to retire from international football,” his statement said.
“From my debut in 2006, when we defeated Spain to my last game in June 2024, it has been a privilege.
“Putting on the green shirt 107 times and representing the people of Northern Ireland has been my biggest honour.
“You, the fans, are simply the greatest in the world. I have been so proud to represent each and every one of you on the pitch.
“Your unwavering support and love has never gone unnoticed and I will miss those nights together.
“Without doubt the highlight of my international career has been the Euros in France 2016, reaching a major tournament and representing our wee country was a dream come true.
“Those nights in France, a sea of green in the stands, with the GAWA in full voice, they are memories that will stay with me forever,” added Evans.
Manchester United’s Jonny Evans announces retirement
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