Trinidad and Tobago national team player Kevin Molino has decided to retire from International football with immediate effect.
In a social media post on Friday, Molino wrote: “It has always been about passion and pride – from my first days with the under-15 team, to being part of a special group in the Under-17 World Cup and Under-20 World Cup.”
“I’ve been able to make lifelong friends, face fierce rivals and lead the nation as a captain of the senior team. Now, that dream has come to an end. It’s time to say goodbye for now,” Molino said.
Molino captained the TT team at the 2023 Concacaf Gold Cup.
He currently plays in the Major League Soccer for Columbus Crew.
His decision to retire comes on the heels of Molino being listed as one of 40 players in coach Angus Eve’s provisional squad for the upcoming Concacaf Nations League matches vs Curacao (September 7) and El Salvador (September 10).
The following is Molino’s full message which was posted to Instagram:
