Didier Drogba retires from international football
Chelsea striker, Didier Drogba has announced his
retirement from international football. He will no
longer play for his country Ivory Coast but will
continue to play for Chelsea. See the statement he
posted on his website today below...
"It is with much sadness that I have decided to
retire from international football. These past 12
years in the national team have been full of
emotions. From my first call up to my last match I
have always tried to give my best for my country. I
am very proud to have been captain of this team for
8 years and to have contributed to placing my
country on the world stage of football taking part in
3 world cups and 2 African Cup of Nation finals. I
cannot convey enough thanks to the fans for all the
love & support during these years. All my goals, all
my caps, all our victories are for you – I love you. I
also owe much gratitude to my team mates – the
players with whom I have shared all these
emotions and I wish you all much success for the
future & a very warm welcome to the new
manager."
retirement from international football. He will no
longer play for his country Ivory Coast but will
continue to play for Chelsea. See the statement he
posted on his website today below...
"It is with much sadness that I have decided to
retire from international football. These past 12
years in the national team have been full of
emotions. From my first call up to my last match I
have always tried to give my best for my country. I
am very proud to have been captain of this team for
8 years and to have contributed to placing my
country on the world stage of football taking part in
3 world cups and 2 African Cup of Nation finals. I
cannot convey enough thanks to the fans for all the
love & support during these years. All my goals, all
my caps, all our victories are for you – I love you. I
also owe much gratitude to my team mates – the
players with whom I have shared all these
emotions and I wish you all much success for the
future & a very warm welcome to the new
manager."
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