The iconic forward of the French national team, Olivier Giroud, aged 37 with 129 caps and 56 goals to his name, seems to be considering the end of his international career.
In response to the draw for Euro 2024, he stated in an interview with RMC that if he were to win the European Championship, he would retire from international football. This would mark the end of an exceptional period in service to the national team for the striker who holds the title of the top scorer in the history of the French national team.
“I miss this Euro. If we win it, I will bow out. It might also be the case if we don’t go all the way. I cherish every moment; I had told some guys that if we won the 2022 World Cup, I would retire. But I’m thirsty for titles with my country; I have a lot of hopes and ambitions,” shared the AC Milan player.
