Germany women's team captain Alexandra Popp will retire from international football after a 14-year-long career, the striker said on Monday. Popp will play her last match for Germany on Monday, Oct. 28,

Alexandra Popp is retiring from the German women’s national soccer team next month after a career which included the Olympic gold medal in 2016, the bronze at the Paris Olympics this year and finishing runner-up at the 2022 European Championship.

Germany captain Alexandra Popp has announced she will retire from international football next month. The 33-year-old Wolfsburg striker made her Germany debut in 2010 and has scored 67 goals for her country.

Germany women's team captain Alexandra Popp will retire from international football after a 14-year-long career, the striker said on Monday.

Germany captain Alexandra Popp has announced her retirement from international football at the age of 33. Popp’s senior international career has spanned 14 years and she is Germany’s third all-time top scorer with 67 goals in 144 appearances.

Germany captain Alexandra Popp has retired from the national team after a 14-year stint. The 33-year-old striker made 144 appearances for Germany and scored 64 goals, ranking third on the all-time scorers list for the national team behind Birgit Prinz and Heidi Mohr.

Germany captain Alexandra Popp on Monday announced she will retire from international duty after a friendly against Australia in Duisburg, where her professional career began, on October 28.

Captain Alexandra Popp announced her retirement from the Germany national team on Monday, citing a "gut" decision. The 33-year-old, who has played in 144 international matches and scored 67 goals, will say goodbye in a friendly with Australia in Duisburg on October 28.