England and Manchester City midfielder Jill Scott pronounces retirement – I’ll endlessly be in love with the sport

Jill Scott, on Tuesday, August 23, introduced her retirement from soccer. She made her debut again in 2006 and gained 10 main championships in her profession.

I’ll endlessly be in love with the sport: England’s Jill Scott pronounces retirement. Courtesy: Lionesses Twitter

HIGHLIGHTSJill Scott made her debut again in 2006Jill Scott has gained 10 main championships in her professionJill Scott additionally wrote a message on her Twitter deal with

35-year-old Jill Scott, on Tuesday, August 23, introduced her retirement from soccer. The veteran has performed as many as 161 matches for England and is second on the checklist of most-capped gamers within the nation.

Scott made her debut means again in 2006 and has garnered a number of laurels in her glittering profession. She began her profession by enjoying for Sunderland, after which she joined Everton. Then, in November 2013, Scott joined Manchester City and she or he has been unstoppable since then.

Scott has gained 10 main championships, together with two medals with the Great Britain crew within the Olympics. She additionally guided England to victory in Euro 2022.

After hanging up her boots, Scott stated that she would endlessly be in love with the attractive sport of soccer.

“I’m so in love with the game. I have been ever since kicking a ball at the age of five. I’ll forever be in love with the game,” Scott was quoted as saying in a video for The Players’ Tribune.

“If I could say one thing to football, it would be just a massive thank you. It’s been the biggest part of my life,” she added.

Trailblazer. Club legend. European Champion.

Congratulations on a really excellent profession, @JillScottJS8! pic.twitter.com/yCQI3rSzDV

— Everton Women (@EvertonWomen) August 23, 2022

Earlier this week, Scott’s Manchester City and England teammate, Ellen White, additionally bid adieu to soccer on the age of 33.

Scott additionally took to her Twitter deal with to announce her retirement and sounded proud about her profession. “Right, we’re not crying. I promised myself. I’m retiring from football. And I’m leaving with a gold medal swinging from my neck,” she wrote.

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