Callum McGregor Retires from International Football

Celtic captain Callum McGregor has announced his retirement from international football after earning 63 caps for Scotland over seven years. The 31-year-old midfielder, who scored three goals for his country including the only goal in Euro 2020, stated that the decision was difficult but felt it was the right time to move on. McGregor expressed pride in his achievements, including being inducted into the Roll of Honour at 50 caps and participating in two major tournaments. He acknowledged the importance of representing Scotland and shared memorable moments from his international career, notably a famous night in Serbia. McGregor's leadership and contributions at Celtic have also been significant, making him one of the club's most decorated players. His departure marks the end of a notable chapter in his career, with a focus now on club commitments.