West Ham defender James Collins has announced his international retirement with Wales.
Collins has stepped down after reaching 50 caps.
He confirmed his decision on social media, but would make himself available in an injury crisis.
"The time has come to step aside to let the younger lads take our great country forward and to great things," he said on Instagram.
"It's been a difficult decision to come to, to leave behind such an amazing set of lads and a top manager in Chris Coleman and all his staff, but feel the time is right."
Wales coach Chris Coleman paid tribute to Collins, saying: "It's a shame because I've really enjoyed working with him.
"He's different to the modern-day professional - let's put it that way. He's definitely someone I'd put in a dressing room that I can remember, rather than the one I'm working with now. But he's been absolutely fantastic."
Source: tribalfootball.com