Manuel Neuer has announced his retirement from international football at the age of 38, concluding a remarkable 15-year career with the German national team. The Bayern Munich goalkeeper, who made 124 appearances and captained the team for seven years, expressed that the decision was not easy and came after extensive reflection. Neuer's career highlights include winning the 2014 FIFA World Cup, where he played a crucial role in Germany's success, and participating in eight major tournaments. His announcement follows Germany's recent quarter-final exit at Euro 2024, and he stated he will now focus on his club career. Neuer's legacy includes redefining goalkeeping standards and his contributions to German football's history, marking the end of an era. He thanked fans, teammates, and staff for their support throughout his career.