England has been an important blow ahead of the European championships this summer after a key member of his 2022 euro winner announced his international retirement.
A few weeks before the Lionesses went to Switzerland, Mary Earps confirmed that he would no longer represent his country, ending a race that brought 53 caps, multiple recognitions and a final appearance of the World Cup.
It was only last year The penalty of the Tap heroics in the final against Spain He kept the game alive, although now is the time of change.
The goalkeeper of Paris Saint-Germain, who left Manchester United last year, will continue to play club football, but revealed that time was well “Pass apart.”
“It has been the biggest honor and privilege of my life, to bring this badge, represent my country and play with such an incredible group of players,” said in a statement through Englandfootball.com.
“I have spent a lot of time making this decision and it is not one that I have done lightly. For me, ultimately, this is the right time to leave me aside and give the younger generation the opportunity to prosper.”
Mary Earps has shocked everyone with their retirement
Her announcement trapped many prominent, including titular coach Sarina Wiegman, who admitted that she was “Disappointed” For the calendar and loss of a player who had previously been voted on the best goalkeeper in the world.
“He had hoped that Maria would play an important role in the squad this summer.” said the Dutch head.
“He has made a great contribution not only to the team, but also to the entire English football.”
Wiegman added that ears had been “Clear about your reasons” and that the group must be now “Accept” his decision and move forward.
With the coach presented himself as a potential candidate for the current role of Thomas Tuchel In charge of the men’s side, his position in the game means that a positive conclusion will probably be found for this conundrum.
The FA has confirmed that a complete tribute will be paid at the age of 32 in a facility by the end of this year, after the conclusion of the summer tournament.
