Champions League winner announces retirement.

Former footballer "Liverpool" and England national team player Adam Lallana has announced his retirement. He made this information public on his Instagram page.

"I couldn't be more grateful for all the opportunities that I was given during my professional career. I was proud to represent one of the biggest clubs in the world and win the Champions League with them. Each appearance for the England national team also meant a lot to me," wrote the 37-year-old Lallana.

Lallana ended his career at "Southampton", where he started his professional journey.

Career Achievements

During his sports career at "Liverpool", Lallana won the English Premier League, Champions League, UEFA Super Cup, and FIFA Club World Cup. He participated in 34 matches for the England national team, scoring three goals.

Throughout his career, Lallana played 569 matches at the club level, scoring 86 goals and providing 73 assists. He achieved high results playing for "Liverpool", "Southampton", "Brighton", and "Bournemouth".

Adam Lallana announced his retirement from professional football, expressing gratitude for all the opportunities he received during his sporting journey. He is proud of his achievements, including victories in the Champions League and the English Premier League, as well as playing for the England national team. Lallana retired at Southampton, where he began his professional path, remaining in the memory of football fans for his impressive performances on the pitch.

Adam Lallana, former footballer of English 'Liverpool' and the England national team, announced the end of his successful professional career, noting that he is very grateful for all the opportunities provided to him in the world of football. Due to his talent and hard work, Lallana has received many awards at both club and international levels, and he now intends to enjoy a well-deserved rest after a successful career.