Manuel Neuer Calls Time on 15-Year International Career After 124 Caps and 81 Wins for Germany

Cruxbuzz Staff

Cruxbuzz Staff

Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, a stalwart of the game, has announced his retirement from international football after representing his country for 15 long years.

Photo Credits: Manuel Neuer (Facebook)

Neuer, the tall German goalkeeper, has 124 caps to his name and provided several crucial contributions for his team at different junctures of his career.

Photo Credits: Manuel Neuer (Facebook)

Neuer won the World Cup in 2014 for Germany but couldn’t repeat the heroics in 2018 as Germany got knocked out in the group stage of the tournament.

Photo Credits: Manuel Neuer (Facebook)

Germany had a major setback under his captaincy in the 2022 World Cup, where Germany again got eliminated in the group stage.

Photo Credits: Manuel Neuer (Facebook)

Neuer revealed that he took this step after discussing it with his family as well as with Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann before making a final decision.

Photo Credits: Manuel Neuer (Facebook)

Neuer announced his decision officially on Instagram.

Photo Credits: Manuel Neuer (Facebook)

Neuer also said he had several memorable moments with the German team.

Photo Credits: Manuel Neuer (Facebook)

His longtime teammates, Thomas Müller and Toni Kroos, also retired from international football after the Euro Cup 2024.

Photo Credits: Manuel Neuer (Facebook)

Germany won 81 matches out of the 124 matches in which Manuel Neuer played.

Photo Credits: Manuel Neuer (Facebook)

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