Gifted Markson
Olivier Giroud, the iconic French striker, has announced his retirement from international football following the conclusion of Euro 2024.
The 37-year-old forward leaves the national team as France’s top goalscorer ever, with an impressive tally of 57 goals in 137 appearances.
Giroud’s career with Les Bleus has been nothing short of extraordinary. He played a pivotal role in France’s 2018 World Cup victory and set the record as the oldest outfield player to represent the national team. His presence on the field has been instrumental, both for his goal-scoring prowess and his leadership qualities.
As Giroud bids farewell to the international stage, he is preparing for a new chapter in Major League Soccer (MLS). His move to the United States signifies the end of a remarkable era for French football and the beginning of an exciting journey in a new league.
Respect and admiration pour in for Giroud, who has left an indelible mark on the sport and will forever be remembered as an eternal legend of French football.