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Manchester City’s Yaya Toure has announced his retirement from international football after 113 games for the Ivory Coast.
Toure has been a regular member of his national side since making his debut in 2004 and featured for his country at three World Cups.
In 2014, he was named captain of the team after the retirement of Didier Drogba, winning his 100th international cap in a 0-0 draw with Cameroon in the same year.
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Note: N'entrant plus dans le systeme de Guadola, il prend une bonne decision de quitter les Elephants de peur d'etre percu comme un capitain non titulaire en club.
C'etait tres bien previsible, Guadola l'avait deja exclu de Barcelone il y a quelques annees.
Yaya aurait du s'en aller a l'annonce de l'arrivee du nouveau manager.
Bref en Janvier il pourrait toujours dire bye a Man CT
Manchester City’s Yaya Toure has announced his retirement from international football after 113 games for the Ivory Coast.
Toure has been a regular member of his national side since making his debut in 2004 and featured for his country at three World Cups.
In 2014, he was named captain of the team after the retirement of Didier Drogba, winning his 100th international cap in a 0-0 draw with Cameroon in the same year.
SkySports
Note: N'entrant plus dans le systeme de Guadola, il prend une bonne decision de quitter les Elephants de peur d'etre percu comme un capitain non titulaire en club.
C'etait tres bien previsible, Guadola l'avait deja exclu de Barcelone il y a quelques annees.
Yaya aurait du s'en aller a l'annonce de l'arrivee du nouveau manager.
Bref en Janvier il pourrait toujours dire bye a Man CT
