Edouard Mendy has announced his retirement from the Senegal national team. The experienced goalkeeper revealed his decision on September 13th via a social media video.
Mendy earned 59 caps for Senegal, cementing his status as a pivotal figure for the team in recent years.
Mendy informs his decision
The former Rennes and Chelsea keeper has already notified Senegal's head coach, Patrick Vieira, about his choice.
Now, Vieira will need to navigate the national team setup without a goalkeeper who has been instrumental for Senegal over several years.
A significant chapter in Mendy's career
Mendy was a crucial part of Senegal's golden generation in football.
With the national team, the goalkeeper achieved one of the highest accolades of his career by winning the Africa Cup of Nations.
At club level, Mendy's journey included stints at Rennes and Chelsea, where he also clinched the Champions League title.
The 34-year-old goalkeeper has now opted to focus on his club career, bringing an end to his international appearances.
