Czech Republic goalkeeper Petr Cech has announced his international retirement on 8 July, days after his side's group-stage exit at the Euro 2016.
Posting a picture of him in the dressing room with his Czech teammates, the 34-year-old Arsenal goalkeeper wrote on Twitter, "We lived some amazing moments together - Wishing the team all the best for the future CZE."
We lived some amazing moments together - Wishing the team all the best for the future #CZE pic.twitter.com/w1BT91BhbT
— Petr Cech (@PetrCech) July 8, 2016
Meanwhile, the Arsene Wenger-led club Arsenal also took to Twitter to congratulate Cech on his record-breaking career.
"Petr Cech has announced his international retirement - congratulations on a record-breaking career," read the tweet from Arsenal's official account.
Cech, who made his senior international debut in 2002, went on to represent the national squad at Euro 2004 and World Cup 2006 before leading the side at Euro 2008, the Daily Express reported.
Cech, who joined Arsenal from London rivals Chelsea last summer, holds a record 121 caps for his country besides holding another record for the cleanest sheets in the Premier League.
--ANI.@PetrCech has announced his international retirement - congratulations on a record-breaking career with 🇨🇿 pic.twitter.com/URVJvgvDFa
— Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) July 8, 2016
Congratulations @PetrCech on winning a 10th Golden Ball award. Most capped Czech Rep player in history #CZE pic.twitter.com/5BALNPS9D0
— Sports PR Company (@SportsPRCompany) July 8, 2016