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James Milner Announces Retirement at 40

Published June 1, 2026 · Updated June 1, 2026 · The Guardian

James Milner has retired from professional football at age 40, concluding a 24‑season Premier League career with a record 658 appearances.

Milner, who began his career at Leeds and spent his final three seasons with Brighton, announced his retirement after breaking the Premier League appearance record in February against Brentford. He leaves the league with 658 games, 61 caps for England, and a legacy as the competition’s most‑capped player. fishroad-app.com

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