Newcastle right-back Kieran Trippier announced his retirement from international football on Thursday at 33.
The former Tottenham defender wore England colours 54 times and scored once with the Three Lions.
Trippier was a regular member of Gareth Southgate’s squads during the former coach’s tenure.
Now, he has decided to put an end to his national team career to focus on the club one.
“I never thought as a young lad from Bury that I would play for my country let alone achieve 54 caps,” Trippier posted on social media.
“It’s been one of the biggest honours of my life to represent my country at four major tournaments.
“I want to say a big thank you to Gareth and all the staff that have worked with the England squad for the trust they have placed in me throughout the years.
“Thank you to all my team-mates – we have had some very special moments reaching two Euro finals, and a World Cup semi final and I am sure in the future this group of players will win a major tournament.
“I want to wish Lee, the coaching staff and the team all the best for the future.
“And finally a big thank you to all the England fans for your incredible support travelling all over the world to support us and keeping us going in the difficult moments.”