Tijjani Reijnders, a former professional footballer and current coach, has announced his retirement from international football.
Reijnders was born in the Netherlands and spent most of his career playing for various clubs in Europe before moving to South Africa to join the Dutch national team in 2011.
He made his debut for the national team in 2014 and went on to become one of the leading goalscorers in the league. However, injuries have taken their toll on him over the years and he has been unable to play regularly since then.
Despite this, Reijnders remains a respected figure in the world of football and is known for his technical skills and ability to score goals. He has also won several awards throughout his career,Serie A Overview including the Golden Boot award.
Unfortunately, Reijnders' retirement comes at a time when there are many other talented players out there who could fill that role. His departure will leave a significant void in the midfield of the Netherlands national team.
It's important to note that this decision has come after extensive research and discussions with the team's management and medical staff. The team believes that Reijnders is not ready to continue playing at the highest level and that he should focus on improving his physical fitness and mental health.
While it may be disappointing for fans of the team, Reijnders' decision is likely to help to strengthen the squad going forward and provide the opportunity for new talent to emerge. It's clear that the Netherlands needs to make some changes to its squad if they want to compete at the highest level, but now it's up to them to decide whether or not to take Reijnders' retirement into account.