James McClean announces that the friendly against New Zealand on 21 November will be his final Republic of Ireland game.
James McClean has said that the Republic of Ireland's friendly against New Zealand on 21 November will be his final international appearance.
"I am announcing my retirement from international football at the end of the 2023 season," said the 34-year-old."The New Zealand match in November at the Aviva Stadium will be the last time that I will celebrate pulling on the green jersey as a player and gives me a chance to say goodbye to the best fans in the world.""Nothing has ever come close.
After playing for Northern Ireland at youth and under-21 level, McClean's switch of international eligibility led to him making his Republic of Ireland debut against the Czech Republic in February 2012.
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