Cahill retires from Australian national team
The Australian team's biggest goal scorer, Tim Cahill, decided to retire from the national team on Tuesday (17/7). It was the end of a career that led him to appear in four World Cup events.
The 38-year-old scored 50 goals from 107 appearances with Australia. He last won the Socceroos squad when appearing as a substitute in the game against Peru in the 2018 World Cup.
"Today, I officially retired from my international duty with the Socceroos," Cahill said via Twitter. "There is no word that can describe the meaning of defending the national team for me.Thank you very much for you who support me as long as I wear an Australian jersey," he added.
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The Australian team's biggest goal scorer, Tim Cahill, decided to retire from the national team on Tuesday (17/7). It was the end of a career that led him to appear in four World Cup events.
The 38-year-old scored 50 goals from 107 appearances with Australia. He last won the Socceroos squad when appearing as a substitute in the game against Peru in the 2018 World Cup.
"Today, I officially retired from my international duty with the Socceroos," Cahill said via Twitter. "There is no word that can describe the meaning of defending the national team for me.Thank you very much for you who support me as long as I wear an Australian jersey," he added.
