Jordi Alba has retired from international football with Spain after joining former Barcelona team-mate Lionel Messi at Inter Miami in the summer.
The left-back has decided to quit playing for La Roja after making 93 appearances and scoring nine goals.
However, he led his national team in their UEFA Nations League victory earlier in 2023.
Jordi Alba was also part of the squad that lifted the European Championship in 2012, scoring in the final against Italy.
Alba followed the footsteps of Messi and joined Inter Miami in the summer where he is playing alongside former Barcelona captain Sergio Busquets as well.
Also, he has established himself as a key member of the squad and after winning the Leagues Cup, the defender is however on the verge of winning the US Open Cup as The Herons have already sealed a final berth.
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“At 34 years old, Jordi Alba puts an end to this great international career.
“From the Royal Spanish Football Federation, eternal gratitude for this brilliant path. Thanks, Jordi,” the Spanish football federation said in a statement.
However, after having represented his nation at three World Cups, three European Championships, the London Olympics, and one Confederations Cup, Alba retires as a true legend of Spain.
