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Wales Rugby icon George North has taken the rugby world by surprise with his announcement to retire from international rugby after the upcoming game against Italy this Saturday. The 31-year-old, with 121 caps for Wales, will bid adieu to his illustrious career that began 14 years ago with remarkable performances against top teams like South Africa. George North's decision comes as Wales aims to avoid a historic bottom finish in the Six Nations, adding significance to his final appearance in Cardiff.
The retirement of the British & Irish Lions back has sparked a wave of tributes from fans and fellow players, acknowledging North's exceptional talent and contributions to Welsh rugby. As Warren Gatland praises North's legacy, the rugby community reflects on his successful career marked by unforgettable moments and outstanding achievements. George North's retirement marks the end of an era for Wales, leaving a void that will be felt across the rugby world.
In a sport where legends are celebrated, George North's retirement will be remembered as a significant milestone in Welsh rugby history. His journey from a promising young player to a revered sporting figure has left a lasting impact on the sport and inspired generations of rugby fans. As North prepares to hang up his boots, the rugby world braces for an emotional farewell to a true icon of the game.
George North to retire from international rugby after Wales game against Italy on Saturday; North will win his 121st cap in Six Nations finale after being ...
The 31-year-old will hang up his boots after Saturday's game against Italy.
Wales will be looking to avoid finishing bottom of the Six Nations for the first time since 2003 when they face Italy in their final game.
George North has confirmed his retirement from international rugby following Wales' Six Nations encounter against Italy in Cardiff on Saturday.
Wales and British & Irish Lions centre George North announces he will quit international rugby after Saturday's Six Nations finale against Italy.
The Wales rugby international enjoyed a 14-year career which began with two tries against South Africa back in 2010.
Wales and British & Irish Lions back George North will retire from international rugby after Saturday's Six Nations match against Italy in Cardiff.
Tributes have poured in for one of Wales' all-time greats, George North, ahead of his final Test match this weekend in the Six Nations.
By Andrew Baldock, PA Rugby Union Correspondent. Wales head coach Warren Gatland led tributes to George North after his announcement that he will retire ...
The 31-year-old will hang up his boots after Saturday's game against Italy.
The 31-year-old will hang up his boots after Saturday's game against Italy.
North fought back tears as he reflected on an international career that saw him โlive a dreamโ.
George North will forever have a place in The British & Irish Lions history. Any discussion of the 2013 Tour to Australia is not complete without a mention ...