The 40-year-old English central manager of Brighton, James Milner, came out of retirement before going to hospital due to the end of his professional career.

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Since my debut for Leeds United, which I was a fan of as a child, 16 years before I became the youngest scorer in the Premier League, I never dreamed about the path I had taken, even before I died.

Playing for Newcastle United, Aston Villa, Manchester City, Liverpool and Brighton - although I will never forget about the memorial month at Swindon Town - it was an incredible honor.

The skin club has played a great role in my life and career, and I want to acknowledge all the honorable people - officials, staff, coaches, teammates and patients who supported me and helped me along the way.

I was lucky enough to experience unforgettable moments: from fighting to win trophies, from competing in Europe and representing my country, England, at two European championships and two world championships.

But most of all, I will forever weave people the friendships that I have developed throughout my life.

Patients, as well as. Tim, who supported me on the skin, your support meant more, even if you notice.

And to those who, having given me pain on this path, and so on - you all earned your contribution from those in order to earn this dear and unforgettable and helped shape me as a gravel and a human.

To my homeland, for every sacrifice, every mile has been walked and every foot has been touched.. Nothing would be possible without you.

I will finish the game with great pride, good fortune and the knowledge that I will be lost for the rest of my life..

Football has given me a lot more, before I can realize myself, and I will always be grateful for the opportunities it gave me.

“To everyone who is partly more expensive,” said the English Viconavian.

It seems that Milner holds the record for the number of matches played in the English Premier League - 658 matches.

During his career, James also won the UEFA Champions League 2018/19, the UEFA Super Cup 2019, the World Club Championship 2020 at the Liverpool warehouse, the English Championship (2011/12, 2013/14 at the Manchester warehouse.