US EditionLionesses goalkeeper Mary Earps announces shock England retirement weeks before Euros
- Mary Earps, England’s 32-year-old goalkeeper, announced her immediate retirement from international football ahead of the 2025 European Championships in Switzerland.
- Earps made this difficult decision after eight years, 53 caps, and following increased competition from younger players like Chelsea's Hannah Hampton.
- She played a key role in England’s Euro 2022 victory and World Cup final run, earning honors such as two FIFA Best Awards and the 2023 World Cup Golden Glove.
- Earps described representing her country as an incredible experience and a true honor, while manager Sarina Wiegman expressed her sadness over the decision but agreed that it was an appropriate moment to allow younger players to step forward.
- The Football Association announced a full tribute will follow after the summer, while the team focuses on upcoming Nations League games and the European Championship.
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Mary Earps' Sudden Exit Leaves England Seeking New Keeper Connections England's national women's football team faces a significant transition following the abrupt retirement of decorated goalkeeper Mary Earps. Defender Jess Carter expressed the team's shock and sadness over Earps' decision, which comes just weeks before the beginning of their European Championship defense.Earps, who played a crucial role in England's Euro 2022 victory and their …
England team-mates 'stunned' as Mary Earps announces international retirement: 'I am disappointed'
England goalkeeper Mary Earps, 32, has announced her shock retirement from international football with immediate effect - despite Euro 2025 being just over a month away
England will have to do without Mary Earps in this summer's European Championship. The 32-year-old goalkeeper unexpectedly ends her international career.
Lioness goalkeeper Mary Earps announces shock England retirement weeks before Euros
Earps, 32, was part of the Lionesses' winning Euro 2022 squad - and helped England reach the World Cup final against Spain the following year. Manager Sarina Wiegman said she was "disappointed" by her decision as she "had hoped" she would be part of the Euro team again this summer.
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