France striker Antoine Griezmann says he is retiring from international soccer. The 33-year-old Atletico Madrid player has played 137 matches with France, scoring 44 goals.

Veteran forward Antoine Griezmann ended his international soccer duties for the French national team, he announced Monday on social media.

France forward Antoine Griezmann has announced his retirement from international football at the age of 33. He ends his international career with 137 senior caps and 44 goals, making him his country’s joint-third highest appearance maker and fourth top scorer.

Antoine Griezmann announced his retirement from international soccer at 33 years old. Griezmann earned 137 caps for France since his debut in 2014, scoring 44 goals along the way. The Frenchman won the 2018 FIFA World Cup with Les Bleus and the 2021 UEFA Nations League.

France's Antoine Griezmann announced his retirement from international duty on Monday. "It is with a heart full of memories that I close this chapter of my life. Thank you for this magnificent tricolour adventure and see you soon," the 2018 World Cup winner, who has made 137 international appearances for France, wrote on Instagram.

France midfielder Antoine Griezmann announced the end of his international career on Monday after being coach Didier Deschamps's most important player for a decade, during which he won a World Cup title.

The Atletico Madrid player scored 44 goals in 137 games for his country and helped them win the 2018 World Cup.

Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappe expressed his sadness over Antoine Griezmann's decision to retire from the French national team. This week, European soccer was hit with major news as Antoine Griezmann announced his retirement from the France National Team,