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Bosnian Football Legend Dzeko Ends International Career at 40
Edin Dzeko, one of Europe's most prolific strikers, has announced his retirement from international football after two decades representing Bosnia and Herzegovina. The veteran forward departs as his nation's record goalscorer and most-capped player.
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Dzeko, 40, concludes an illustrious international career that saw him become the cornerstone of Bosnia's attack for over 20 years. The striker finalized 151 appearances for his country, during which he netted 73 goals—a tally that places him firmly at the top of Bosnia's all-time scoring records.
His longevity at the highest level reflects both his consistent quality and professionalism. Dzeko spent much of his club career at major European institutions, including AS Roma and Manchester City, where he honed the finishing skills that made him a formidable international presence.
The striker's departure marks the end of an era for Bosnian football. His prolific goal-scoring record and leadership established him as a focal point of the national team's offensive strategy throughout his tenure.
Dzeko's retirement from international duty concludes a chapter for one of the Balkans' most accomplished footballers, leaving a legacy measured in both goals scored and matches played at the highest level of international competition.