Record-Breaking James Milner Retires After 24-Year Premier League Journey
James Milner has confirmed his retirement from professional football at 40, closing a remarkable 24-year chapter in England’s top flight. His final season with Brighton saw him make his 658th Premier League appearance and help the club secure European qualification for the second time. Milner debuted for Leeds United at 16, setting a record as the youngest scorer in Premier League history. He went on to star for Aston Villa, Manchester City and Liverpool, winning three league titles and lifting the Champions League trophy in 2019. On the international stage, Milner earned 61 caps for England, featuring at two World Cups and two European Championships. In a statement via a major sports outlet, he thanked teammates and fans, saying the friendships and unforgettable moments will stay with him forever.
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