Former Wolves, West Ham and Norwich winger Matt Jarvis has announced his retirement.
The 35-year-old began his career with Gillingham and ended it with non-league Woking last season.
Jarvis won a solitary England cap in 2011, coming on as a substitute for Jack Wilshere against Ghana in a friendly at Wembley.
Just wanted to write something to sum up what a privilege it has been to play this magical game we all love the past 18 years! It’s been such an incredible journey but sadly this is the time to stop! Thank you! 🙏🏻@TheGillsFC@Wolves@WestHam@WFCOfficial@wokingfc@Englandpic.twitter.com/JDgP9gqEA2— Matt Jarvis (@MrMattJarvis) May 30, 2021
In doing so he became the first Wolves player to represent the Three Lions since Steve Bull in 1990.
Jarvis, who made almost 450 appearances during an 18-year career, wrote on Twitter: “It’s been such an incredible journey but sadly this is the time to stop.”
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